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Multiple apps launch on WINPE startup

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Hi all,

I've been searching a response for a while, hope this post hasn't been solved already.

I'm trying to launch another shell (like nu2menu) in WinPE. I've seen that it can be done in winpeshl.ini. But if i do, the script startnet.cmd is not launch so i can get no network connection.

On the other side, if i enter startnet.cmd in the winpeshl.ini, it works fine with network but i have to launch the custom menu manually and the dos window have to be always opened.

To sum up, i'd like to lauch a custom menu with network support (wpeinit.exe) but with no dos window.

Thanks for your answers.

regards,

Dam :rolleyes:

Have you tried just calling wpeinit.exe instead of calling startnet.cmd?

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Hmm startnet.cmd just contains wpeinit ... Wouldn't it be the same thing to launch directly wpeinit ?

Anyway, if i do, how will i be able to start another command line ? I think i'll just get a dos prompt at the end ...

Thx

:rolleyes: I just want to have wpeinit to be started and another script lauched.

Dam

Why not have your script launch wpeinit before it does whatever it has to do.

I use winpeshl.ini to launch a vb6 application that calls wpeinit before mounting and accessing network drives and stuff. Works perfectly

Oh and there is no ugly DOS boxes in my solution ;)

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