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I use this, haven't tested it on W10: [DosInAnIcon_join_domain_wmic] ; Join domain "%SystemRoot%\system32\wbem\wmic.exe" /interactive:off computersystem where name!=null call JoinDomainOrWorkgroup "",3,"yourdomain","domainadmin-password","yourdomain\Admin...

the exitcodes is everytime the last one. In this case its the installer for msi files. If you want to check all the internal exitcodes you have to analyse the logfile, how you want to react with this informations? Hmmm, yes I thought it would be somewhat impossible like this. Anyway, so how about t...

[Files_Copying] copy -sV "%ScriptPath%\Speccy.exe" "C:\Program Files\Speccy" [Files_Deleting] del "C:\Program Files\Speccy" /s /q Better look at the documentation again: –s -> We recursive into subdirectories. –V -> Version checking "A newer version of a windows l...

Uhh, you mean Speccy.

Well, the installer is a bit of a dirty little bugger, and includes an offer for google spyware (chrome). Just open the installer with 7zip, and copy the Speccy.exe and Speccy64.exe files.
Use these files in your package, and copy them to the installation directory. Simple!

set $ExitCode$ = getLastExitCode This gives us an exitcode, but is it also possible to get the extra codes? An example to make this more clear: MSI (s) (F4:18) [15:31:14:605]: Note: 1: 1707 MSI (s) (F4:18) [15:31:14:605]: Product: LibreOffice 5.0.3.2 -- Installation operation completed successfully...

That shouldn't be there, I think somebody made a mistake when putting that code on the wiki. So remove that line.

There is a option --no-deps (or something like that) IIRC that does leave depending packages in place. Ah, well, it seems there is no such option for yum. I'm always holding back a bit before doing anything with rpm as it's possible to do quite a bit of damage with it. So on CentOS7 it's this: rpm ...

trabs-ol hat geschrieben:kannst Du mal mit 7-zip oder so in die .opsi Datei reinschauen? Da ist die Datei auch mit eingepackt worden?

Ah, thanks, I didn't know it was a 7-zip thing! Thanks!

[Files_copy_profile] Copy $ProfileFile$ $ProfilePath$ You don't need to do that for every file, you know. [files_blah] copy "%ScriptPath%\files\bookmarks.html" "$InstallDir32$\profile" copy -s "%ScriptPath%\files\randomshite\*" "$InstallDir32$\profile\someotherdir...

What kind of OS/version are you running?