dbs179179 Posted October 9, 2006 Share Posted October 9, 2006 Hey all,This is my first attempt at making an unattended disc. I have read thru most of the pdf instructions. I have the service packs integrated. At one point I had most of my software installing from the RunOnce file, but I had some issues finding all of the silent switches I needed. So I decided to use AutoIt. I have created about half of the scripts I need to do all of my software, but I can't get WPI to launch them. I have it all configured and browse out to the AutoIT script in the command section but still nothing. Here is a bit about my disc set up.WPI is in it's own folder inside of the Root of the unattended DVD.Inside of WPI (in the Install folder) are all of my applications, both the exe file and the .au3 script.To test, I am making an image using CDimage and then mounting that image using Daemon Tools on my main PC.Then I browse out to the "DVD" drive and launch WPI. WPI comes up fine with my configuration, but when I set any of the programs to install, it fails.Here is a copy of the path in WPI."%CDROM%\MCEDVD_EN\WPI\Install\Working\Acrobat_5\Adobe_5.au3"I know this is probably something dumb, but if you guys could give me any help, I would really appreciate it.Also another quick question I have is, how do you launch WPI on first log on. I tried to put it in my RunOnce.cmd, but that didn't seem to work either.Thanks is advance.Dave Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lost Soul Posted October 9, 2006 Share Posted October 9, 2006 Here is a copy of the path in WPI."%CDROM%\MCEDVD_EN\WPI\Install\Working\Acrobat_5\Adobe_5.au3"hi, well to answer your question is actually very easy,, your only half way done useing your autoit script,, your autoit script has to be converted from .au3 to .exe,, i suggest reading alittle more on autoit,after youve converted your au3 to a exe file simply just run the exe and thats it,,hope that helps some.. .. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dbs179179 Posted October 9, 2006 Author Share Posted October 9, 2006 I did not know that. I was so excited I actually got it to work by running the scripts. LOL. Thanks for the info. I'll read up a bit more on it and give it a go. Thanks again.Dave Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RaBBiT Posted October 9, 2006 Share Posted October 9, 2006 Hey all,This is my first attempt at making an unattended disc. I have read thru most of the pdf instructions. I have the service packs integrated. At one point I had most of my software installing from the RunOnce file, but I had some issues finding all of the silent switches I needed. So I decided to use AutoIt. I have created about half of the scripts I need to do all of my software, but I can't get WPI to launch them. I have it all configured and browse out to the AutoIT script in the command section but still nothing. Here is a bit about my disc set up.WPI is in it's own folder inside of the Root of the unattended DVD.Inside of WPI (in the Install folder) are all of my applications, both the exe file and the .au3 script.To test, I am making an image using CDimage and then mounting that image using Daemon Tools on my main PC.Then I browse out to the "DVD" drive and launch WPI. WPI comes up fine with my configuration, but when I set any of the programs to install, it fails.Here is a copy of the path in WPI."%CDROM%\MCEDVD_EN\WPI\Install\Working\Acrobat_5\Adobe_5.au3"I know this is probably something dumb, but if you guys could give me any help, I would really appreciate it.Also another quick question I have is, how do you launch WPI on first log on. I tried to put it in my RunOnce.cmd, but that didn't seem to work either.Thanks is advance.Daveconvert au3 to exe and run that Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rado354 Posted October 11, 2006 Share Posted October 11, 2006 (edited) There is no problem to run an AutoIt scripts, just make sure you compile them first AutoIt and SciTe4AutoIt are your best friends! Edited October 11, 2006 by rado354 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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