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Please try with version 0.6 that I just released and tell me if it fixes the problem please :-).

Please try with version 0.6 that I just released and tell me if it fixes the problem please :-).

Hi :hello:

I just finished testing with v0.6, and now there was NO error at all!!! :thumbup :thumbup :thumbup

I did the exact same scenario, but with v0.6 and nothing weird came up.

The install completed flawlessly, IE7 works great and nothings seems wrong.

Thanks for the fast support and development done here.

You guys not only make great tools, but also care about them.

:thumbup

Thanks

I tried with version 0.7 and now I'm getting the problem on Windows XP.

Note: I tested Windows XP Pro English before; this time I used XP Pro Dutch.

I tried with version 0.7 and now I'm getting the problem on Windows XP.

Note: I tested Windows XP Pro English before; this time I used XP Pro Dutch.

I did the same with Server 2003, HFSLIPed with cWnd v0.7, and had no issues at all :thumbup .

But now, seems like it's XP the one with conflicts... :ph34r:

Bye

PS: I forgot to mention that I use only spanish lenguages (for Server 2003, XP and 2000) [i dunno if it makes a diference].

Edited by HachiRoku

I tried with version 0.7 and now I'm getting the problem on Windows XP.

Note: I tested Windows XP Pro English before; this time I used XP Pro Dutch.

Confirmed also in XP Pro Italian :no:

But not with WPI.

I've added cWnd to a CMD file for silent install Framework 2 and some applications, and in the first setup that use cWnd WPI DISAPPEAR. And it doesn't come back.

How are you using cWnd from WPI ? cWnd's @ option will hide any parent window, not just consoles.

All the problems with "@" have been due to my attempts to retain Windows 9x compatibility (I am doing it the very tricky way instead of using the Windows 2000 and up only GetConsoleWindow() function). I want to fix all issues with it while retaining this compatibility if possible. If all else fails, I will drop 9x support.

If you mean to launch installers hidden use cWnd /hstart or /hstartwait, else report in the cWnd thread how you are launching it please.

Edited by n7Epsilon

I use Windows XP.

I used cwnd /HIDE @ to hide the CMD window but it seems to hide everything.

When do you launch cWnd, from a batch file that is launched by WPI ? Is this during XP Setup ? Does this happen on normal running Windows ? Please more details...

WPI only works on a "normal" Windows.

After install Windows, WPI start with the list of aplications.

  • 2 years later...
  • 2 months later...

hidec.exe works fine with no antivirus alerts (ESET, Kaspersky)

I don't remember where I got it but you can google it.

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