looks awesome. I was hoping sp1 would give me some more rearms, but after 5 90 days rearms I am getting to the end of it in 35 days. Than trilogy will have to do the job
Code: :UninstallIR5 cls REG ADD "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\SoftwareProtectionPlatform\Activation" /v NotificationDisabled /t REG_DWORD /d 0 /f >NUL schtasks /delete /tn "IR5" /f >NUL IF %ERRORLEVEL%==0 ( echo IR5 has been successfully uninstalled... ) ELSE ( echo IR5 is already uninstalled... ) ping -n 5 127.0.0.1 >nul How about this?
Cannot install IR5 Hi there, I have Windows 7 Ultimate 32 Bit with SP1 on an Asus Eee PC netbook. My system drive is C. I have only one user account which is an administrator account. I cannot install IR5 (from within Trilogy 1.3). When I come to "Install" and hit Enter I get a couple of rows with "Access denied", then one row with "Run this batch as administrator", then the process quits and Windows restarts. I have tried this now a couple of times and it's always the same. What is strange is that I can install, uninstall and reinstall IR4 (which I used before and which I fortunately still have) without any problems. After reinstalling IR4 my status now says that I have 30 days remaining on the initial grace period and 5 remaining rearms. I tried to install IR5 both without and with uninstalling IR4 first - no difference, cannot be installed. Since IR4 still works this is not a desaster but it is still strange that I cannot install IR5. Any ideas what is going on here? BTY - This is a great tool. Thanks a lot for it. Greetings - casualuser
Ok, I got it. I had to right click "Trilogy 1.3" and then select "Run as Administrator". For a Mac user like me that does not go necessarily without saying. I would usually assume that whatever I'm doing while being logged into an administrator account is being done as an administrator.
The message is only for a small fraction of a second on the screen before the process quits and Windows restarts. It might be a good idea for a later version to put a break behind it and then to quit without restarting. casualuser
just to make sure - should we use the downloaded cmd (triloy 1.3) or use the code you posted last as probably final?
I can try to allow more time to see cmd line to run as admin but I will put in instructions to clarify All I've done is make it more pretty for users regarding no errors and simpler to understand what is installed/uninstalled
Ok usually my UAC is always disabled so I have to work on how Trilogy detects if it's not run as administrator. I guess I have to do this with all 3 programs Any ideas? I guess when initially run I can do check to right click as admin with msg then pause Just trying to finish Trilogy by making installation for all three apps as easy an experience for users as possible