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CloneDVD 2.8.9.9


anthrax12385

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I've searched the forums and I've found the appropriate switch to make it install silently, but I don't know how to get rid of the annoying "Your computer needs to reboot, reboot now?" question at the end of install. Anyone know the right command? I've tried the PEID and used all of the commands it said available, but I can't get rid of that damned question....please help. :wacko::wacko:

**EDIT** I remember when I made my first cd there was a small little app that you could "sleep" for x amount of seconds before going on to the next line of code. Here is an example of what I'm talking about:

ECHO.
ECHO Installing CloneDVD
ECHO Version:
ECHO Please wait...
start %systemdrive%\Programs\CloneDVD\setup.exe /S /NORESTART
start programx.exe sleep 30

Now, after sleeping 30 seconds I would want another program to kill the clonedvd setup, taskkill?

ECHO.
ECHO Installing CloneDVD
ECHO Version:
ECHO Please wait...
start %systemdrive%\Programs\CloneDVD\setup.exe /S /NORESTART
start programx.exe sleep 30
start taskkill clonedvdsetup.exe

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taskilling the setup didnt worked?

maybe you can use autoit (wich i dont know how to use ;) ) or try to make a repack using Install Designer Studio or Installshield or Wise Package...

the last solution i can give is to use DVD Shrink wich i found very useful and has all the features of CloneDVD except of CloneDVD Mobile.

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un ( 'SetupCloneDVD2.exe /S /D=%systemdrive%\install\clonedvd\clonedvd' )
WinWait ( 'CloneDVD2 Setup' )
WinActivate ( 'CloneDVD2 Setup' )
WinWaitActive ( 'CloneDVD2 Setup' )
Send ( 'n' )

;)

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un ( 'SetupCloneDVD2.exe /S /D=%systemdrive%\install\clonedvd\clonedvd' )
WinWait ( 'CloneDVD2 Setup' )
WinActivate ( 'CloneDVD2 Setup' )
WinWaitActive ( 'CloneDVD2 Setup' )
Send ( 'n' )

;)

Thx guys, I was thinking that nobody would be able to help me. Yea, taskkill worked, I just needed to use the process id(taskkill /PID 1716). One day I'll take a look at auto it. Thank you tho guys!

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