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Error continuing installation

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Hi!

My windows installation restart the computer unexpectedly.

When I try to run again wpi.hta from the dvd to continue the install I receive the message.

"WPI has detected previous installation" etc, etc.

If I press Continue the following error occurs.

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An error was occurred in the script on this page

Line: 75

Char: 29

Error: expected "]"

Code 0

URL: file://D:\WPI\Common\Installer.hta

Do you want to continue running scripts on this page?

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The only way to continue is press cancel in the previous screen, and start a new installation.

I receive another error testing my config in my main computer.

I selected a single msi file to install. But the install fails because the filename contain spaces. (this is ok)

When the wpi install window is closed I receive another error.

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An error was occurred in the script on this page

Line: 363

Char: 26

Error: Permission Denied

Code 0

URL: about::blank

Do you want to continue running scripts on this page?

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I press YES and the WPI screen will open ok!

Any idea?

I attached my config.js fileconfig.js

You probably have a missing quote in your config. Install one category at a time to narrow down the search. You shouldn't get the error until you get to that category, then go one by one to find the culprit.

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