[SUPPORT/CHAT] s1ave77s S-M-R-T W[/O]U TOOL v.0.78.1406.2

I don't know the script but this looks like it could be causing a problem...
ADMINI~1
Why not just do %Temp% for user temp directory? What if the user name for the %Temp% directory is Bill? See what I am saying? Also if Admin acct is active then it will put the files there instead of user %Temp% folder which will cause a error. Keep in mind if win 7 there is a known issue that M$ has never fixed on some machines where the user %Temp% folder gets corrupt and you cant write to it. This isn't on every win 7 machine but it does happen to some. This is the main reason for win7 I do not use the user %Temp% folder. Like I said, I don't know the script but worth looking into.

 

Thanks @The_Guardian! I will take a look at that and see if that helps. I am currently testing this on a Windows 8.1 x64 Virtual Machine so i don't think it would be related to the Win7 bug. I was using the Local Administrator account when i copied the Console text but i get the same error with another user name such as Bill. The screenshot from my previous post had the username as "Yay" (I am not very creative with my VM names )

Here is a section of the script that sets the variable for the txt files:

::SET FILE PATH VARIABLES
set "todolist=%temp%\todolist.txt"
set "updatelist=%temp%\updatelist.txt"
::=======================

This section checks CPU Arch:

:SystemCheckVariables
for /f "tokens=2* delims= " %%a in ('reg query "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion" /v "CurrentVersion"') do set "version=%%a"
if "%version%"=="6.1" set "updatename=Windows6.1"
if "%version%"=="6.2" set "updatename=Windows8-RT"
if "%version%"=="6.3" set "updatename=Windows8.1"
for /f "tokens=2* delims= " %%a in ('reg query "HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment" /v "PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE"') do (
if "%%b"=="AMD64" set vera=x64
if "%%b"=="x86" set vera=x86
)



And the FOR Loop that looks in updatelist.txt file and saves the output to todolist.txt:

set "count=0"&&set "count2=0"
for /f "tokens=* delims=- " %%a in (%updatelist%) do (
for /r %%i in (*.msu) do (
set "archcheck=%%~ni"
echo %%~ni | findstr /i "%%a" 1>nul && if "!archcheck:~-3!"=="%vera%" set /a "count+=1"&&echo %%~ni&&echo %%~ni>>%todolist%
))
if /i "%count%"=="0" (
call :NotFound "No Updates to install found."
call :Footer
goto:CheckDownloadChoice
)


I feel like it must be something obvious I am missing but I am still a n00b in many ways

I appreciate any suggestions, it is great getting a fresh perspective after staring at code for days

 

This seems to be the issue but not sure how to fix it...will have to research it first.
echo %%~ni | findstr /i "%%a" 1>nul && if "!archcheck:~-3!"=="%vera%" set /a "count+=1"&&echo %%~ni&&echo %%~ni>>%todolist%

 

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Welcome back.
You had me worried there for a while...
(So, a six month sentence this time, eh? )

 

Watching your moves pattern in 2014, now in 2015, you are like Comet Halley with your periodic arrivals and departures very spectacular and sad every time
Welcome back !!!

 

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@s1ave77
I found a typo in script.
label :SystemCheckVariables

script line: 2554
for /f "tokens=2* delims= " %%a in ('reg query "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion" /v "CurrentVersion"') do set "version=%%a"

It maybe should be %%b.
I have not yet tried this script. Even if Version Check fails, is there no problem?

 

Hi! I would like to know if can be converted to an iso 8.1(core,pro,enterprise) aio with install.win for install.esd (aio).Thanks!