%reboot% and Sleep.exe crash

[b3t4n]

Hi everyone !!

I've a problem with the %reboot% command. After installing VNC software, I've to reboot system to make some registry changes like store the password. The installation goes ok but, when the shutdown command is called and Windows is shutting down, appears a crash message for Sleep.exe

The system reboot and, instead of continue execution of the installation routines, appears the WPI Installation window with .. an error message? (i can see 2 buttons but no text, as if the program crashed). I'm doing something wrong ? The reboot command call Sleep.exe ?

My OS is Windows Vista Business N SP1 (Spanish) modified with vLite.

Sorry my bad english and thanks for the project !!

See you !!

[Kelsenellenelvian]

Can you post your vLite preset?

I have gotten both errors before but not at the same time.

[b3t4n]

Hi again,

In the attachments you can see the last presets I've used.

Thanks for your time !

Last_Session.ini

[b3t4n]

Well, I don't know how but the problem has been solved. The firsts steps of the installation went ok but, after the reboot, when the installation have to continue, the program crash (See the image in the attachments).

Crash.7z

[Kelsenellenelvian]

Sorry, I missed your last reply.

Please attach your config.js. (In the wpiscripts folder)

Coupla questions:

Did you delete the tools folder?

When and how are you starting WPI?

Also please note - The reboot.js error has been fixed for those people that have been getting the reboot.js error.

I can send you a script or new setupcomplete.cmd to start WPI with that should fix that error if that is the one you are getting.

[b3t4n]

Hi !

Thanks for your time, I'm a n00b with WPI,

I haven't deleted any folder. I've checked the 'Load desktop before ...' but I've tried with this option unchecked with the same results. WPI starts with a setupcomplete.cmd script:

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:
echo Found CD-Rom as drive %CDROM%

Start %cdrom%\WPI\wpi.hta

del %0

Greetings and thanks you again

config.js

Edited October 21, 2008 by b3t4n

[b3t4n]

Hi again,

I've solved my problem using FirstLogonCommand instead of WPI, thanks for your time and sorry for the inconvenience.

Greetings!