Launching problem

[JamesPatageule]

Hi all,

I want to use WPI after my windows installation !

But i don't want to use the method specified in tha main site ... I explain myself !

After the windows installation, i have a big script launched at the first reboot, for installing some windows components and initalizing some registry entries. I want that the WPI script is launched BY my script and DURING my script !

I try that, in the bat file with

C:/Windows/system32/mshta.exe WPI.hta

But windows says "File extention not found"

I tried to add HTA registry values, but no more success !

i hope you can help me, excuse, i'm sure ^^

[snowtox]

Why don't you just say in your script where it can finds the WPI.hta on your DVD or whereever you have it

and then that the script has to start it...

that is how it looks like in my dvd

cmdow.exe @ /HID
@ECHO OFF

for %%i in (C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z) do if exist %%i:\sources\install.wim set CDROM=%%i:

start %CDROM%\Install\WPI\WPI.hta

try it or post your script so i can have a look at it...

snowtox

[JamesPatageule]

Okay thank !

I know exactly where the file is ! But thanks for the script ^^

This is my command line :

start /w "%APP%\WPI\WPI.hta"

The file is found but not executed !

And the error :

Thanks again !

Edited June 9, 2008 by JamesPatageule

[Kelsenellenelvian]

Why not just use the provided inf file you can download from the main thread, the website or the manual???

[JamesPatageule]

Only because i want that WPI was launched AFTER the first reboot !

If you know you to use MANUALY the INF file (in command line) for launching WPI, it's the must ^^

[Kelsenellenelvian]

OK have you removed IE or did you set a different browser as defualt? Because in your image you show the command worked hta just did not get registered.

I can make you a script to call itself and then reset to call itsself agian after a second boot. Which would be the first actual manual reboot.

[JamesPatageule]

It will be very nice from you,

But before i would try a last think myself !

I'm not sure, but if it's work you won't have to do the program !

I tell you soon if it's work or not, and why !

[JamesPatageule]

Ok it doesn't work, so if you have a little script under the hand ^^

I need to search how to change screen resolution in command line ^^

Thank you for your help again !