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Command prompt poping up at T39

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Hi guys!

Probably a small problem for you gurus in this forum (please share your knowledge with me);

I have this problem where a command prompt pops up at T39, before "installing devices". It doesn't halt the installation, but it's anoying and shouldn't be there :blink:

I'm using HFSLIP and Driverpacks.net (these are the only two I reckon could cause this). Where do I look to figure out what is called at this stage? one of the SIF files? The unattended guide states "DetachedProgram executes from winnt.sif at T-39 stage", but I have no such entry in my winnt.sif..


Post your answer file winnt.sif, or check it for a 'DetachedProgram' setting

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Post your answer file winnt.sif, or check it for a 'DetachedProgram' setting

As I already stated, I have no 'DetachedProgram' entry in my winnt.sif..

Thx for the quick reply though :thumbup

Sorry, missed that sentence somehow. My guess is that HFSlip has added something.

Moving to HFSlip Forum.

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I just did an install without Driverpacks.net now, and the command prompt didn't show up.

The problem then originates from Driverpacks.net.. I will continue too investigate, If anyone cares to help me in regards to where things get executed from, please do :hello:

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I found that the problem originated from me editing presetup.cmd :blushing:

So the problem was fixed, but I still wonder where this batch script gets called from..

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