IR5 - The Official Windows 7 Rearm Solution

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  1. MasterDisaster

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    #601 MasterDisaster, Jun 19, 2010
    That line will delete the pseudo reset.bat if the real reset.bat is not in C: drive.
     
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    #602 timesurfer, Jun 19, 2010
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    I will test with that line included in 1.bat
     
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    #603 MasterDisaster, Jun 19, 2010
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    In a system like yours where you don't have the hidden partition, what happens is pseudo reset.bat is created in your C: drive first
    Code:
    @echo off 
for /f "tokens=2 delims==" %%A in ('"wmic volume where SerialNumber="105138088" get DriveLetter /format:list"') do set dl=%%A
%dl%\reset.bat
    then the real reset.bat overwrites the pseudo file.
    The following line in reset.bat returns false when run in RE, so the reset.bat does not get deleted there but is cleaned up after the reboot.
    Code:
    IF NOT "%~d0" EQU "C:" del C:\reset.bat
     
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    #604 timesurfer, Jun 19, 2010
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    I'm in vb with 7 tried install and didn't boot into RE

    Going to try it again but with f8

    Are you certain the code I showed you will work with IR4

    I notice it doesn't put reset in c
     
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    #605 MasterDisaster, Jun 19, 2010
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    Try my batch file.

    Maybe you are getting the same error as ingdiegotorres

    That is not right, it should definitely create reset.bat in C:
     
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    #606 timesurfer, Jun 19, 2010 (OP)
    It doesn't even put task

    Trying yours
     
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    #607 MasterDisaster, Jun 19, 2010
    You would not have run as Administrator.
     
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    #609 Super_User, Jun 20, 2010
    @ timesurfer,

    Is the version 2.8 just for MD to test?
     
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    #610 timesurfer, Jun 20, 2010 (OP)
    It's for everybody to test. Can you test this in virtual and real machine please and what is your OS on c, d, e?
     
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    #611 Super_User, Jun 20, 2010
    Already did. OS is on D.

    This part of the new directions doesn't work: "3) Select Command Prompt and type "C:IR4" (without quotes) then press enter". However typing "d:ir4" works just fine.
     
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    #612 timesurfer, Jun 20, 2010 (OP)
    Well then that's a clue something is wrong since it's suppose to take care of D: or E: if typed C:

    I will test MD's again on my vb just to be sure
     
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    #613 Super_User, Jun 20, 2010
    Here's the error message:

    Description = Invalid Query
    "\IR4.bat" is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
     
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    #614 timesurfer, Jun 20, 2010 (OP)
    Strange works fine on both vb and real for me and you said is wan't the IR4 part just the C: part

    Thanks for testing
     
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    #615 Super_User, Jun 20, 2010
    Yes. Just finished testing it again on an "untouched" win7 VM... same thing... c:ir4 not working but d:ir4 works fine.
     
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    #616 timesurfer, Jun 20, 2010 (OP)
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  18. timesurfer

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    #618 timesurfer, Jun 20, 2010 (OP)
    lol...Funny it worked on MD and me... Hmm...

    Well at least ours have same problem

    Well it's a cooler idea...lol

    Thanks again...lol
     
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    #619 Super_User, Jun 20, 2010
    Which batch file the version 2.8 has in it? Yours or MD's?
     
  20. timesurfer

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    #620 timesurfer, Jun 20, 2010
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    console and GUI are little different but we're using same updated code

    Right click his batch and my GUI and it will extract file to see code then you can see for your self remember this is the "open source" project

    Stay current with the first page as I always update new "IR4 Facts"
     
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