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Acdsee, Ad-Aware Pro and Winamp 5.03


Orsi

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Hey there, Im not being able to do an unattended install of AcdSee Classic, Ad-Aware Pro 6 and Winamp 5.03 Full... :)

Is there any sure way to install them?

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Im using the following script to install ACDSee Classic:

start E:\AIODVD\SETUP\XP\Professional\SOFTWARE\Applications\AcdSeeClassic\acdseeclassic.exestart /min /wait cscript E:\AIODVD\SETUP\XP\Professional\SOFTWARE\Applications\AcdSeeClassic\SendKeys.vb script: (start.cmd)[code]ECHO Installing Ad-Aware Pro v6 Build 181ECHO Please wait...Copy E:\AIODVD\SETUP\XP\Professional\SOFTWARE\Applications\AAwP6181\sleep.exe %systemroot%\Copy E:\AIODVD\SETUP\XP\Professional\SOFTWARE\Applications\AAwP6181\AdAware.exe %systemdrive%\Copy E:\AIODVD\SETUP\XP\Professional\SOFTWARE\Applications\AAwP6181\adaware.js %systemdrive%\sleep 1CD %systemdrive%\Start %systemdrive%\adaware.jssleep 9Copy /y "E:\AIODVD\SETUP\XP\Professional\SOFTWARE\Applications\AAwP6181\reflist.ref" "%systemdrive%\Program Files\Lavasoft\Ad-aware 6\"Copy "E:\AIODVD\SETUP\XP\Professional\SOFTWARE\Applications\AAwP6181\prefs.ini" "%systemdrive%\Program Files\Lavasoft\Ad-aware 6\"Del %systemdrive%\adaware.jsDel %systemdrive%\AdAware.exeexit

adware.js file:

function getWin(win, inc){var cntr = 0;while (!WshShell.AppActivate(win)){if (cntr==12) return true;cntr++;WScript.Sleep(inc);}return true;}var WshShell = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell");var oExec = WshShell.Exec("AdAware.exe /s");while (oExec.Status == 0){WScript.Sleep(500);getWin("Password", 3000);WshShell.SendKeys ("XXXXXXX");WScript.Sleep(500);WshShell.SendKeys ("{ENTER}");}WScript.quit();

but Windows says it cant open the file and asks me to choose an application to open it.

for Winamp /S switch I got the "Incorrect Command Line Parameters." message.

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but Windows says it cant open the file and asks me to choose an application to open it.

Well!

What runs js files is WScript.exe (Windows Script Host). I think it's installed by default with Windows. If not, then this is the problem. Otherwise, js files are not yet associated with WScript.exe on your machine!

I don't know more explanations. However, there's another way explained by ZoSTeR here: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=16094&st=10

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