behdadsoft Posted June 12, 2010 Posted June 12, 2010 HelloAfter I installed Windows, the Applicatins seems to start the installation.I do this Work, Made folder called my $OEM$ to sources .In this way :sources\$OEM$\$$\SETUP\SCRIPTSand write Commands to run Install Application in to SETUPCOMPLETE.CMD .Programs that will be installed with this command I call.But some programs are not installed, such as:Adobe Photoshop CS4Yahoo Messenger.exeGoogle Toolbar.exeOf course, all programs are installed as Sylnt. I want to know this way is correct or not?If there is a better method please guide me. B) THANKS A LOT
MHz Posted June 12, 2010 Posted June 12, 2010 ...But some programs are not installed, such as:Adobe[whitespace]Photoshop[whitespace]CS4Yahoo[whitespace]Messenger.exeGoogle[whitespace]Toolbar.exe...Hello,I edited your quote above replacing some whitespace with [whitespace] for display only.All 3 commands that failed have [whitespace]. CMD will terminate at the 1st whitespace encountered and consider the next part of the string as a parameter (sometimes known as a switch with installers). If the command or parameters include whitespace then you may need to use double quotes to inform CMD that the command or parameter string is one complete command or parameter.Example:"path\to\some file.exe" "parameter 1" "parameter 2"So you could try this instead:"%SYSTEMROOT%\setup\scripts\Adobe Photoshop CS4.exe""%SYSTEMROOT%\setup\scripts\Unlocker.exe""%SYSTEMROOT%\setup\scripts\WinRAR.exe""%SYSTEMROOT%\setup\scripts\Google Toolbar.exe""%SYSTEMROOT%\setup\scripts\Yahoo Messenger.exe"
behdadsoft Posted June 14, 2010 Author Posted June 14, 2010 I use this Commands , it work very nice.but after install my Applications don't create Shortcut from software.While I have defined them Shortcut.Please tell me where is the problem?THANKS A LOT
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