Thanks for answer but I dont still get it!!!

I really have tried all variations but always with no succes! (I have change the paths and file to do it easier)

cmd1[pn]=["FILECOPY %wpipath%\\Install\\APPs_FREE\\pkey.txt %SYSTEMDRIVE%"];

cmd1[pn]=["FILECOPY %wpipath%\\Install\\APPs_FREE\\pkey.txt %SYSTEMDRIVE%\\"];

cmd1[pn]=['FILECOPY "%wpipath%\\Install\\APPs_FREE\\pkey.txt" "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\\"'];

cmd1[pn]=['FILECOPY "%wpipath%\\Install\\APPs_FREE\\pkey.txt" "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\\"'];

cmd1[pn]=['{FILECOPY} %wpipath%\\Install\\APPs_FREE\\pkey.txt %SYSTEMDRIVE%'];

cmd1[pn]=['{FILECOPY} "%wpipath%\\Install\\APPs_FREE\\pkey.txt" "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\\"'];

cmd1[pn]=['{FILECOPY} %wpipath%\\Install\\APPs_FREE\\pkey.txt %SYSTEMDRIVE%\\'];

In LOG file always puts

sábado, 01 de mayo de 2010 11:03:57 - cmd1 *** Error *** (Código devuelto undefined): "undefined"

Any more suggestions?

Start WPI from desktop, press Alt+G, go to Variables tab. What does it say for WPIPATH and SYSTEMDRIVE? Now compare those to what the install log says.

Start WPI from desktop, press Alt+G, go to Variables tab. What does it say for WPIPATH and SYSTEMDRIVE? Now compare those to what the install log says.

WPI Desktop Variables (Alt+G)

WPIPATH = C:\WPI

SYSTEMDRIVE = C:

LOG FILE

%WPIPATH% = C:\WPI

%SYSTEMDRIVE% = C:

The same!

Try to do it this way:

cmd /c copy /y %wpipath%\testfile %systemdrive%\

This is done in the Config editor. Double backslash it if do manually.

Those who need non scientist explanation:

Example to chose from "Commands":

{FILECOPY} %WPIPATH%\Install\nukopi.au3 %SYSTEMDRIVE%

Edited February 12, 201214 yr by mindex

Correct is:

{FILECOPY} "%WPIPATH%\\Install\\nukopi.au3 %SYSTEMDRIVE%"

Edited February 18, 201214 yr by condor

Aaaaand thank you both for beating a rather old thread fully to death!

/closed

Edited February 20, 201214 yr by Kelsenellenelvian