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jbrush115

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  1. Ok I couldn't resist I had to try it. After dozens of reformats on the flash drive and reloading of Windows PE..... it works perfectly. thank you very much for your help. Its such a pain in the butt having to mount the .WIM and then change the files and then unmount and then convert to .ISO and then Copy to bootable flash drive. Its not hard just time consuming.

    Thanks again for your help

  2. Yes the test.cmd is in the correct location and looks exactly like yours.

    This is my command prompt

    x:\windows\system32>wpeinit

    X:\windows\system32>cmd.exe /k X:\windows\system32\bin\test.cmd

    Test.cmd

    X:\windows\system32\bin\

    Changing directory . . .

    now executing X:\windows\system32\bin\sccui.exe

    Press any key to continue . . .

    terminate batch job <Y/N> y

    X:\windows\system32>_

    I am not getting what you want me to get unfortunately

  3. Well I feel a little dumb now for giving you a little wrong information but here it is. my other post I said

    Once I get the JavaScript error message I can close the error message and the malfunctioning program and type in "bin\sccui.exe" at the CMD and it will work fine

    It seems I was wrong. I was actually typing what is in the last quote I posted not the above quote. Sorry

    I have noticed that if it looks like this at the Command prompt then I get the JavaScript error message

    X:\windows\system32>wpeinit

    X:\windows\system32>bin\sccui.exe

    But if it looks like this then it will will work everytime with no error message

    X:\windows\system32>wpeinit

    X:\windows\system32> cd bin

    X:\windows\system32\bin>sccui.exe

    Sorry about that. maybe this will help solve the problem I am having. I don't understand what the difference is whether I "CD" into the directory or just type the whole command

    thanks

  4. Nope Same error message. So frustrating. I suppose I can just type in the command bin\sccui.exe every time I use the disc about 10 times a day. I just wanted to save a step so that when I boot to PE it can automatically start to run diagnostics thru that program. Im sure your running out of ideas...lol

    thanks

  5. I do get the same error message about javascript.

    A side note, once I get the javascript error I can close the error message and the malfunctioning program and type in "bin\sccui.exe" at the CMD and the program will run correctly.

    Thanks

  6. it does seem to run but something is wrong with the command it seems. I believe it is the double \bin\bin But I don't know how to correct it.

    it shows

    X:\windows\system32>wpeinit

    X:\windows\system32>cmd.exe /k x:\windows\system32\bin\test.cmd

    test.cmd

    X:\Windows\system32\bin\

    Now executing X:\windows\system32\bin\bin\sccui.exe

    press any key to continue . . .

    The system cannot find the path specified

    Thanks

  7. Both of those commands produce the same Javascript error message. Is there a way to make The command pause for 5 seconds before executing. Maybe it needs more time to load the PE. I have no idea, this is all new to me..

    Also I have tried to add Winpeshl.ini and added bin\sccui.exe to that and then CMD never opens and PE seems to just get frozen on startup and nothing ever happens.

    Thanks

  8. The program is located in \windows\system32\bin\sccui.exe. Once i get to the CMD i can type bin\sccui.exe and the program will run fine. when i edit the startnet i type bin\sccui.exe (i do leave the wpeinit command there by default). this launches the program also but then i get error message of... On top of text box "JavaScript Application"...in the middle "main(): TypeError: pcd.plugin.PluginProxy.Instance().plugin().ProfilingProxy_new is not a function" at the bottom "OK" then it says " A plugin is needed to display the content"

    Thanks

  9. I created a windows PE .iso and I am trying to run an .exe automatically once it boots up. If i just get to the CMD i can type the location of the program (PC Doctor service center 8) on the disc ( located in windows/system32/bin/sccui.exe) and it will load perfectly fine. But if i edit the startnet file to automatically run on startup. The program will open and says that it requires java to run. I don't understand why it works when I type it in manually and when I edit the startnet it doesn't work . what's the difference? Any help would be appreciated.

    Thanks

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