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Hi!!!! I'm thinking that it would be nice if the batch could skip the ECHO of the updates not installed. For example, if i put some hotfixes for x64 architecture on a x86 S.O., actually the installation is skipped, but the ECHO not. Is it feasible?

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Hi guys! taking this script:

@ECHO OFF
COLOR F9
ECHO=_%~1|FINDSTR/X "_-? _/?">NUL 2>&1||GOTO Error
SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS
SET "_="
PUSHD %~dp0

FOR /R %%A IN (ApplicationSetup.EXE) DO (
SET _=T
ECHO=Installation of %%~nA...>>install.log
>NUL PING -n 4 127.0.0.1
:: Extracting ApplicationSetup file
"%%A" /S
:: Killing processes that automatically start
bin\KillProcess Setup.exe
bin\KillProcess InstallApp.exe
:: Start Silent Installation of the extracted files
%SystemDrive%\ApplicationSetup\%%~nA\Setup.exe /S
:: Delete Folder where ApplicationSetup is extracted
RD /S /Q %SystemDrive%\ApplicationSetup)

IF NOT DEFINED _ GOTO Error
:: ECHO=>>install.log
ECHO=Install complete.>>install.log
>NUL PING -n 4 127.0.0.1
EXIT
GOTO :EOF

:Error
ECHO=Error.>>install.log
>NUL PAUSE

So, for you is it correct? Is it better to add "START /WAIT" at the begin of every command?

This script works, but i want to be sure that it can't give me errors.

Thank you in advance!!

Edited by Caml Light

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