Batch file problem

[regga]

While testing my batch file for my unattended Cd for Photoshop CS2 I get this message. Any ideas please. Itested it without the silent switch.

[ravashaak]

There's a space between your open quotation mark and your drive letter. Close that space and re-test.

- Ravashaak

[regga]

No that didn't help, but thanks for your reply.

Mabey is Isn't a batch file problem.

Edited June 8, 2006 by regga

[regga]

C,mon somebody has to have seen this before, where's the experts

[IcemanND]

Well just looking at the picture you are in

c:\xpcd\$oem$\$1\install

and you are attempting to run from

c:\install

so unless you have purposely copied the install folder out you have the wrong path.

[bledd]

Well just looking at the picture you are in

c:\xpcd\$oem$\$1\install

and you are attempting to run from

c:\install

so unless you have purposely copied the install folder out you have the wrong path.

yup

[regga]

Could you tell me what it should be please

[IcemanND]

When you run your unattended cd what you have is right.

if you wnat to test it without doing your complete install then copy the install folder to c: and run as you have it.

[regga]

This is what comes up IcemanND, is this normal.

[IcemanND]

do: msiexec /i "c:\install\photoshop cs\Adobe photoshop cs2.msi"

[regga]

Thanks IcemanND, that worked fine when I copied it to C & put what you said into it. Could you give me the correct code for doing it unattended, just to be sure, thanks.

[IcemanND]

should just be msiexec /i /q /n "appinstaller.msi"

[regga]

Ok thanks again I'll give it a go

[ZcWorld]

all i do is

zzz.mis /passive /norestart

its works without a problem

hope its helps a tab to fix the problem your having

[Doggie52]

Do you have to use "msiexec" when handling .msi files?