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Schedule reboots during unattended setups

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For many aplication is necessary reboot Windows.

It will be usefull find an utility for scheduling reboot.

The utility shall do so:

1) first application install setup

2) reboot

3) second application setup

4) third application setup

5) reboot

6) ...other installations.

Exist this utility? Or a batch file with a similar functionality?

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WPI has a internal %reboot% function.

With %reboot% function I can call another unattended setup after reboot?

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Yup!!! You can do it multiple times while calling multiple apps in between.

Excuse me Kelsenellenelvian I don't understand what you say.

For example.

1) start my first unattended setup

2) call your %reboot% function in WPI

3) Windows restart, but at next boot how can I say to windows next unattended setup?

I'd like that this operation will be automatic.

According to you at step 3 I'd have to restart WPI, lanch other unattended setups and recall %reboot% command?

I have read forum someone says to insert a runonce registry key at every boot so I can automatically start an application or an unattended setup, but I want to know if exist an utility with similar functionalities.

Edited by romsempire

make instalation with installrite 2.5 that will work i think

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