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Registry Files are being applied with WPI.

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Hello.

I've created automated installers (EXE files) with a scripting program for each software title I have, so I just have to open that compiled EXE and the program will install itself, pretty much like AutoIt does. In many cases, the script calls a Registry file (REG file) to configure the program I'm installing the way I need it, but when I run the scripts from WPI, everything goes well except for those Registry files, wich are not being applied in any automated installation.

Any ideas on how I can resolve this issue?

The program I use to create the scripts is called vTask Studio (Website), wich works pretty good all the time, I only have the issue with the Reg files with WPI.

I'm using the new version 6.4.

I attached my WPI config files.

Thank you in advance.

WPI_Configuration.rar

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Try adding a sleep command for the second command or move the reg files to regafter (Just remember to remove the quotes)

It will not make any difference to add a sleep command because WPI just opens another file, and that file is the one that contains the whole script. I tried it anyway, but with the same results.

I went back to version 6.3, and now it works ok, so it should be the changes between those two versions that somehow block the script to write in the registry.

I will keep using version 6.3 then.

Thank you for the help.

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