muiz, on Dec 6 2005, 07:44 PM, said:
It keeps scrolling the directory....have to stop it manualy
And after that spy sweeper says it had installed the spy ware
IMHO, that external forces are at play, causing your installations to fail. This SpySweeper starts with Windows, correct? which maybe causing problems? You may also have an overactive AV program that is interfering ? Or something else in your OS that is causing issues with installations. I cannot see a fault from my postion of installing DT4. As for spyware installing, unless the installer adds something regardless, then no spyware is installed from the spyware installer that it adds to the program folder. If you manually install with the spyware checked then you will know that it has been added to your system. The spyware installer will popup after about 30 seconds and follow the steps of a normal installer. You will get a ugly searchbar popup on your taskbar shortly after. My script takes out the installer before anything can happen, but as you have mentioned SpySweeper, I am guessing that SpySweeper is stepping in when SetupDTSB.exe is seen and interupting the AutoIt script. What about the Daemons Tools directory, maybe SpySweeper removes the whole lot ?
Sounds like a good theory ?
Picture of spyware installer which I do not receive after scripted installation.
I cannot fault the script so I do not know how to help you further on this.
redfive19, on Dec 7 2005, 03:22 AM, said:
@MHz
I haven't rebooted yet but amazing work on this script. Looking at the code, it's very clean. I hope I can write code like that some day! Do you code in any other languages? (yes I consider autoit to be a programming language!)
-redfive
Thanks. I am sure you can write good enough code after the amount of code that I have written. I like basic languages and sometimes do some Lua and have done some Visual Basic. Learning any language takes alot of willingness and devotion, but it can be done OK.

Alot of that code was generated by my
CMenu program FYI. No sense retyping the same stuff oner and over, right?