I uninstalled IR5 and then re-installed it. First time around I didn't explicitly tell it to run as admin - because I was running from admin account with no UAC. So this time around I specifically told it to by rightclicking in total commander - it gave me the error message to run it in admin xD Anyways - not giving up, I made a shortcut to desktop and tried to mark "run as admin" in the shortcut properties - but to no avail, because the option is greyed out with admin login + no uac. Anyways I proceeded again with normal execution of the install file and magically it passed by and automatically rebooted, then went into RE where I executed the IR5 batch file and it rebooted once more into win7 where I got a script notice about windows activation. I did a short little checkup, and it says I now have 30 days again, with 5 re-arms. So everything looks like it's working properly after a few tries. Just to be sure, there's no steps I accidently missed? I was under the impression that there was certain instructions to follow after running the batch file in RE - but after the command prompt - I just ran the batch file from C:\ root and it restarted - normal yeah? Cheers and thanks for your time~
Using the tool in an italian system, there is a little bug in IR5 Status section must be changed in otherwise, the commands do not work. I think it happen in all languages except english one ....
Are you sure. Then it won't work in english...lol I thought all words in the language that windows was written was in english. I dunno but to change to every language sounds not like the answer Did you run as administrator?
I do not want this , You have already done enough I just wanted to let you know Maybe there is another way (I don't know) to call those functions in a generic way, the same in all languages ....
Thanks I just don't know what to do. Is there a variable for languages that could be put into Trilogy as to those status stuff and other stuff gets the right language? I'm glad that it's open source so guys like you can have working Trilogy that you can understand in your language Take care
I don't think we're going to do anything to Trilogy. People can just use Code: slmgr /dlv to see stuff. The install/uninstall choices will also tell you if task is installed
Internationalizing Trilogy! @timesurfer: Ipmark is right, many commands are language-sensitive, so you can mention somewhere in the first post that this batch file is for English language Windows only, and other language users will need to edit it accordingly. No-one's expecting you to create a multi-language version obviously. But maybe you can allow others to upload and link to user-edited language-specific versions of Trilogy? That way people won't have to keep repeating the same edits every time. @Ipmark: There's no way a batch file can automatically use the local system language. You'll have to edit it and add your own strings. If you want to make it really generic, you can use this code: Code: @echo off cls set LangKey="HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\International" for /f "tokens=3" %%l in ('reg query %LangKey% ^| find /i "sLang"') do set Language=%%l if %Language:~0,2%==EN echo System language is English (%Language%)! & goto :EOF echo System language (%Language%) is not English! pause But obviously, with such a complex file and so many supported Windows languages, it'll be silly to add all the strings to the file. Better to just edit as per your language and use it. P.S. @timesurfer: Besides mentioning in the first post that this batch file is for English language Windows only, why not use the above code at the beginning to automatically make Trilogy exit with an "unsupported, please edit strings to localize" note if the system language is not English? P.P.S. @Ipmark: Can you try the above code (save as Lang.bat or something in Notepad and run it) and let us know if it works, and what the output is? I just want to check if the registry key is same, 'cos if so, timesurfer can use it in Trilogy as I mentioned above.
Well first we gotta know all the places my code doesn't coincide with other languages? IR5 status may not be the only place. Second I have no problem posting other language versions but with only one complaint and he actually fixed it for myself I'm tempted to leave it alone Truth is it still shows task time. And if comp is on task will run. And if you miss task and your in notifications windows will give you watermark then just click rearm I think it's fine Any other comments?
The point I was trying to make is, it's not important to know where the file fails due to change in language. The thing is, it does fail, so it won't run completely as expected without editing/localization. So I was just suggesting that to prevent possible issues due to part of the batch file running and part failing, why not detect the system language at the beginning itself and exit if the language is not English? Just some error checking, that's all. What do you think? (I've just added it to my copy anyway. )
I think exiting just cause status is partially incomplete is extreme. I'm going to let user use is as installing is what it important. Again if your in notifications you'll get watermark and I have that instruction in instructions. I guess one by one we could just add languages in first post as they come. It's not so much a failure but just incomplete Would be easier if we found all Trilogy language conflicts then do variables that place correct language in status But for now I just want to finish english version Is the IORRT status also incomplete in italian