if using a setupcomplete.cmd i cannot really help much as it outside the scope of the project as all versions of that script can have different commands within. I would advise removing the two lines: rd /q /s "%WINDIR%\Setup\Files" del /q /f "%0%" When using that with MRP as the project will auto clean up the Scripts folder once all completed and a logout/reboot cycle is done. It may be one of the exe files you are 'running' from that script? The line with del /F /Q "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\*.lnk" >nul Would also remove any icons from the desktop so even if you had selected to show the 'This PC' icon it would get removed with that line!
I understand that it is difficult to adapt MRP to all systems. I finally think I do not use C/T Menus and work on an alternative solution to have these shortcuts thank you for your work
everything is good in the new MRP config creator, i really love its design and how everything is organized very well just one thing that's missing it's the option to customize the name of the CMD & powershell context menus, i means both entries (normal & admin) and also to include with misc_extrascripts a script for the administrative tools, i think it's the only script which is not included there. btw thanks for including all those scripts for cmd powershell control panel context menus and desktop icons, and also scripts for removing each, all are very helpful. i tried the cmd script it's working and it let's you name the entries as you wish for both normal cmd prompt and admin prompt, and everytime you run it you can change the names again xD
The only reason why you can't edit both CMD/PShell parts in the creator is because there is not enough space in that tab. Will have to see how i can squeeze it all in without making the GUI even larger that will make some of the tabs look very sparse in the contents due to the enlarged framework. Hopefully there will be a script added for the next release to allow the manual editing of the Administrative Tools. I have one, but at present it don't allow editing via user prompts, as it was a test script and will need a bit of extra work to make it all work.
Have managed to squeeze the extra editable options on the tab for the CMD/Pshell part. Spoiler: Test Creator v7 Maybe a little cramped but functional. Have added the code into the next MRP to cover them.
Sometimes the boards they use are multi-purpose, there may be another version that has more actual slots on the motherboard, odd for a laptop i know. It may even be a bios issue that 'thinks' it has more than 2 slots. Wmic can give some weird results at times, but it is what is reported to the OS.
Some boards possibly might show banks. Some manufacturers/OEMs interpret the guidelines in a weird way. For DDR, 1 slot = 2 banks, AFAIK.
My ASUS ROG G750JM Laptop has 4 memory slots, 2 are hidden inside the laptop case, and the other 2 are accessible under the normal access panel... MRPQT reports the 24 GB installed and 64 GB Max memory properly...
Code: wmic MEMORYCHIP get banklabel, capacity, devicelocator shows the individual banks. But to parse the results is a bit more awkward via a for /f loop (Once i have worked a way to split the results into the respective banks etc then it will be added to the QT). Some Asus laptops may use one of the ROG gaming motherboards and altered so the other ram sockets may not be soldered in and the bios tweaked to ignore the extra ones, but wmic still seems to detect them! I have a Novatech branded laptop here that uses a A15 Fireblade motherboard, the only difference is that the board does not have the chips soldered on it for the NVidia grfx GPU and its ram, it has been modified to use the intel HD gfx instead. As @Carlos Detweiller mentioned some makers do some weird things, also when re-using other boards etc.
Have managed to get the bank memory size sorted, so now the QT will show (hopefully) the amount in each used slot/bank on the next release. *edit* Also now Memory Slots Total/Free Had to resort to vbscript because SET /A is limited to 32bit precision and would fail if a value was too much for it to handle. My PC's Results: Code: Memory Total Present - [16345 MB] {Approx Value} Memory Available - [13549 MB] {Approx Value} Memory Type {3} - [Non-ECC] Memory Max Sockets - [4] Memory Board Max Capacity - [65536 MB] {Approx Value} - Depends on the motherboard's memory array as 4GB or below could mean per slot. Memory Capactity Per Slot - [16384 MB] {Approx Value} MEMORY Capactity Per Bank - [1:8192Mb 2:8192Mb] {Approx Values} Memory Slots Information - [Total:4] / [Free:2] *edit* Hopefully the 'Memory Slots Information' line is more accurate, this will not show if a VM is detected due to some really odd results. Example: on VMWare, i got Total:64 Free:63
mxman2k thank you so far. I have a question. You have now 12 additions to the administrative tools context menu. I want all 12 additions, i must now select them one by one. Kan je make a button select all for that additions ? Administrative Tools Looks like this on Windows 10 Dutch.
mxman2k thank you so far. I have a question. You have now 12 additions to the administrative tools context menu. I want all 12 additions, i must now select them one by one. Kan je make a button select all for that additions ? Administrative Tools Looks like this on Windows 10 Dutch.
I was going to add a [ ] All above box but not sure if i can get the 'switch' to work as intended, ie to put ticks in all the boxes or grey them out... Will see.
it would Just sorting the QT out at present, i will add a special option for testing with the MRP for next internal test.