Recent content by Alexial

Hmm. Sounds good! I'll google it :) Thank you!

It's quite legit :) It's an outlook addon that creates ticket forms that users can fill out when they are having a problem with their computers. This way we don't have to use email and get the obscure 'my computer isn't working' email. What the MSI does is install a button in outlook that the...

Alright, so I finally got the updated and fixed installer. I now have one last small problem. The installer goes through a little wizard where you have to click 'Next' a couple times, then finish. I want to skip this, or possibly make the MSI click through so that the user doesn't have to/have...

Alright, you can ignore this for the time being. The installer does not work, I have to email the company. Sorry for the trouble!

Ok. If I comment out /quiet /norestart then the installer comes up and appears to work. What am I doing wrong?

Ok. I've been playing with this. If I do: Option Explicit 'On Error Resume Next Dim objShell, strCmd Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") strCmd = "msiexec.exe /a ""\\xxxx\Software\CCSInstall\CCSServiceRequestClient.msi"" /quiet /norestart" objShell.Run (strCmd) Then I don't get...

Hello everyone! I have a very simple script that I need to get working in order to install an outlook add-on. I think I have the basics correct, however I am getting an error (scroll past the code) that stops it from working. The error code doesn't seem to make sense since I am sure I pointed...

Omg, I'm such an idiot, my mistake!! I fixed the code :) I had to put a \ after Security to tell it to go INTO that directory.. works perfect now. Sorry for the trouble guys x_x It always seems like -just- as I post, I figure out my issue. lol

Long time no see Tek-Tips! I'm working on a new login script for our network, and I need it to check a few things and delete or re-write some stuff. Basically what this does is checks to see which version of Microsoft Office is installed on the PC by looking for the specific folder and then...

Update: I figured out why the script wasn't working! I used a registry edit to re-associate some DLLs that the VBscript needed to work. Now I just need it to save the remote desktop credentials!

As in just place the default.RDP file in the users start up folder? Well.. I guess I just didn't think that would work lol I think I may have tried that once, and I don't think it worked because the computer was trying to acquire an IP address while the RDP started up (so it didn't connect)...

Yes- Basically what it is going to be used for is so that our techs can use it as a terminal during their presentations about how to install printer drivers, print things, use HP and Sharp scanning software, etc, and then the customers can test it out themselves. RDP works perfectly from the...

Well, I guess it's good to know powershell has nothing to do with it because I can't get it to install xD But yes, it actually had version 6.0 and I updated it to 6.1 to see if that would help- still no go.

I have a script that is really pretty simple that launches RDP and then logs the user in (if the credentials are saved). The issue I'm having is that it's been working perfect on my Vista machine, but refuses to work on the Windows XP Embedded machine I need it to work on :) Here's the code...

Awesome! Converting the Jpg files to Bmp files worked like a charm! They're a bit big, but oh well :) Thank so much! You're the best man!