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created a batch script to update to new build 1703

Rob Wild

May 19, 2017 11:14

hi all,

created a nifty batch script to update to new build 1703

mkdir C:\upgrade
start /wait Robocopy \\molvmmon02\pdq C:\upgrade /mir
Reg add HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce /v WIN10 /t REG_SZ /d C:\upgrade\installWIN.bat /f
start /wait MsiExec.exe /X {8097EE64-FDE1-409A-B25D-3DFD862871E1} /passive

the installWIN.bat is this -

C:\upgrade\win10x64_1703\setup.exe /auto upgrade

the msiexec is to uninstall SEP as to do a windows update it asks you to remove this app as its not compatible

so the next time i log in it will start the windows 10 upgrade process and after that i want to install SEP again as i uninstalled it

where can i add this to my script as i dont want to runonce to install SEP as i feel SEP will start off the install the same time while windows 10 is being upgraded

any thought?

rob

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1 comment

Christian Bacher
May 28, 2017 07:43
Two solutions:

1. Create a second batchfile for SEP install and run it with the /postoobe Parameter

Switch : /Postoobe \setupcomplete.cmd
Parameters : Local file path or UNC network path to a file named setupcomplete.cmd

Action :
Injects setupcomplete.cmd file from the specified location.
Setupcomplete.cmd is a customized script to perform tasks after the installation completes but before first user login. It is run with System privileges.

Example : setup.exe /auto upgrade /postoobe c:\script\setupcomplete.cmd

2. Run the Setup with /Compat IgnoreWarning

IgnoreWarning: Setup completes installation, ignoring any dismissible compatibility messages

Example:
```
Setup.exe /Auto Upgrade /Quiet /Compat IgnoreWarning
```
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