gilles_gros

Hi, If I get it correctly,when OSver = Win8, then getOSver()!="Win8" || getOSver()!="Win8.1" is true, because False or True ==> True I think you need to write getOSver()!="Win8" && getOSver()!="Win8.1" Regards. Gilles

Hello all, For those who might be interested in the solution: cmds[pn]=['{JSCRIPT}=RunCmd(\'"\' + RegKeyValue("HKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Wow6432Node\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Uninstall\\Adobe Flash Player ActiveX\\UninstallString")+\'"\'%comma%0%comma%1);']This run the uninstall command stored in the registry. Cheers, Gilles

Hi all, I am trying to run a command that is build on reading the registry thru JSCRIPT I tryed the following with no result cmds[pn]=['{JSCRIPT}=RunCmd(RegKeyValue("HKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Wow6432Node\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Uninstall\\Adobe Flash Player ActiveX\\UninstallString") %comma% false %comma% true);']; or even cmds[pn]=['{JSCRIPT}=RunCmd(RegKeyValue("HKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Wow6432Node\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Uninstall\\Adobe Flash Player ActiveX\\UninstallString").replace(/\\/gi %comma% "\\\\") %comma% false %comma% true);']; none do work. I know that cmds[pn]=['{JSCRIPT}=alert ("myvalue = " + RegKeyValue("HKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Wow6432Node\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Uninstall\\Adobe Flash Player ActiveX\\UninstallString"));']; it shows a message box with the correct value C:\WINDOWS\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\FlashUtil32_13_0_0_206_ActiveX.exe -maintain activex Please advise on how to get it working. Regards. Gilles

Hi all, After looking into that issue, I came to the conclusion, that I need 2 REGEDIT command patern as on a 64 bit system, such as Windows 7 I need to include registry key either in the standard hive (64 bits) or in the 32 bit hive (Wow6432Node). To achieve that I have created a REGEDIT32 patern to force usage of 32 bits entry on a 64 bit system As I do not use the UI to set my config file I have not looked into the changes that need to be made. In file installer.js add and replace the case REGEDIT statement by case 'REGEDIT32' : if (FileExists(cmd)) { if (cmd.indexOf(" ") != - 1 && cmd.substr(0, 1) != '"') cmd = '"'+cmd+'"'; cmd='"'+sysPath32+'RegEdit" /S ' + cmd; fsoCmd=true; } else cmd = getText(txtErrorRegEditFileExists); break;case 'REGEDIT' : if (FileExists(cmd)) { if (cmd.indexOf(" ") != - 1 && cmd.substr(0, 1) != '"') cmd = '"'+cmd+'"'; if (OSBits==64) cmd='"'+windir+'\\RegEdit" /S ' + cmd; else cmd='"'+sysPath32+'RegEdit" /S ' + cmd; fsoCmd=true; } else cmd = getText(txtErrorRegEditFileExists); breakHope this helps someone. Regards. Gilles

Anyone can help ? Beside creating a REGEDIT32 and REGEDIT64, I do not see a clean solution. Regards Gilles

Hi, I just upgrade to 8.7.2 release. I did not bump into bit64 problem. I mean, I remove all line bit64[pn] form my config.js file. But I ran into a problem with REGEDIT command. Before I was using WPI 8.6.3 my config file was : prog[pn]=['Activer Windows Update'];uid[pn]=['WUx64'];desc[pn]=['Activer les parammétres de WindowsUpdate'];dflt[pn]=['no'];forc[pn]=['no'];bit64[pn]=['yes'];cat[pn]=['Finalisation'];configs[pn]=['Win7,Licence Free'];cmds[pn]=['{REGEDIT} "%wpipath%\\..\\Windows Seven\\Astuces - Windows 7\\Activer WindowsUpdate - Windows Seven.reg"'];cond[pn]=['getOSver()=="Win7" && FileExists("%wpipath%\\..\\Windows Seven\\Astuces - Windows 7\\Activer WindowsUpdate - Windows Seven.reg")'];pn++;it was using as REGEDIT C:\Windows\system32\RegEdt32.exeNow with WPI 8.7.2 it is using C:\Windows\sysWOW64\regedit.exe(I suppose the difference is related to sysPath32 and sysPath64) and unfortunately with my .reg file il does not work. Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\WindowsUpdate\Auto Update]"AUOptions"=dword:00000002"IncludeRecommendedUpdates"=dword:00000001"ElevateNonAdmins"=dword:00000001Thanks for any help provided. Regards, Gilles

Hi all, After posting on wincert a fix for my usage, I propose you the following change. I was willing to use an IF statement as a cmd iun WPI. And it did not work. cmds[pn]=[' "%wpipath%\\PathToExe\\MainExe.exe" /s /v/qn', '{CMD} IF EXIST "%wpipath%\\PathToExe\\ExeFile.exe" start "Title" /WAIT "%wpipath%\\PathToExe\\ExeFile.exe" /s /v/qn']; cond[pn]=['FileExists("%wpipath%\\PathToExe\\MainExe.exe")']; I track done a change in installer.js (on line 1080 WPI 8.6.3) case 'CMD': cmd="CMD /C " + cmd; fsoCmd=true; break; As added by myselfidem, to add the possibility to choose the CMD command in WPI menu, the following changes are needed in configwizard.js on line 363: CommandsMenuBar.addNewChild("cmd_dos2", 11, "dos_cmd", "Cmd", false, "", ""); on line 632: case 'dos_cmd': HandleCommandsSelectionMenu("{CMD} "); break; Regards.

Hi All, Bumping into that problem, I come up with a simple solution. Only in the case of a {X86} or {X64} command, you might have after 1 other command. I did not code the full solution, but a solution that I think fixes most of the cases. Based on that fact, I modified installer.js file initial code : case '{X86}': if (getBits()==64) cmd="SKIP0"; cmd=cmd.replace(/{x86} /gi,''); fsoCmd=false; break; case '{X64}': if (getBits()==32) cmd="SKIP0"; cmd=cmd.replace(/{x64} /gi,''); fsoCmd=false; break; Modified code case '{X86}': if (getBits()==64) cmd="SKIP0"; else { cmd=cmd.replace(/{x86} /gi,''); handleCommand(cmd,item,cmdNum); } fsoCmd=false; break; case '{X64}': if (getBits()==32) cmd="SKIP0"; else { cmd=cmd.replace(/{x64} /gi,''); cmd=handleCommand(cmd,item,cmdNum); } fsoCmd=false; break; Hope this helps some of you. Gilles