post_$oem$ pompt me to restart and sort of does not work?

[mritter]

RunWPI.exe does nothing but launch WPI. It doesn't change the reg keys.

Look at midiboy's code, I like this better.

midiboy's code

Maybe ricktendo's code is not working???

[gospeed]

I guess I am not following. I am only changing the WPI folder, nothing else on the DVD. Where would I find said entries? I have never needed to do anything with them before. Are you saying to get rid of the .exe and go back to the old method of calling wpi? I think I still have it laying around somewhere

Edited December 1, 2008 by gospeed

[mritter]

Until 1.5 months ago they weren't needed. If you tried to install Office without those keys altered WPI would freak out. Just change your cmdlines file to the sample I show above.

[COMMANDS]

Reg key change

Run WPI

Reg key change back to original

[gospeed]

ok, I modified my cmdlines and built a runwpi.inf, I will see if that gets me anywhere. I looked back and the prior method I used a year ago was a.cmd which wasnt the most reliable as I recall.

[gospeed]

Well, I cant get the .inf to work on my multiboot. I think I will just stick with the old tried and true method, it has not let me down. I can live with a .xml error, I cannot live with the desktop loading first.

Thanks for your time guys. If a new version of the launcher comes out for pre-desktop use i will give it another shot.

Edited December 2, 2008 by gospeed