Registry/Run problem with .bat file.

I`m having some problems with an automatic application/updates installer
script.

I have 3 different bat files, the 1st one containing different
applications to install without user interruption, works fine. And the
2nd bat file containing Service Pack 2 installation, unattended install.
And finally the 3rd bat file installs different windows update files,
also unattended. And they all works perfectly fine, exactly as i want
them to do

Problem:
That i have to be there when the computer restarts after bat1 to start
bat2 and finally to start bat 3. (Ive written a script in the first bat
file that turns off the UAC prompt, and then when almost finished with
the 3rd one turns it on again).

Solution (I tought):
Would be to write to the registry run command and then when its done
delete the entries in registry. And that works fine.
Code (example):
-set var=%~dp0
REG ADD HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\run
/v Testauto /t REG_SZ /d %var%BAT2.bat
shutdown /r /f /t 05-

Why i have "-set var=%~dp0-" is because its stored on a usb stick, and
that it will be given different drive paths on different computers.

Register entry:
Data name:Testauto Datavalue: G:\BAT2.bat
And everything looks good, exactly as i want.

Unsolved problem:
When my computer restarts it starts the BAT2.bat with all the commands
ive given it.
But it doesnt run from the G:\BAT2.bat> *all commands*. It starts the
commands from C:\windows\system32 >BAT2.bat>*all commands*. Why???
If i for example open the run box, and type:G:\BAT2.bat it starts as
its supposed to.
Its like when it starts from the run in registry, its just call the bat
file from cmd.exe.
And in registry it all looks as its supposed to.

Please tell me someone has a solution for this problem, because it
starts to drive me crazy. (Sorry for my bad english im from Sweden).

Very very much thanks in advance.

/Mobz


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On Fri, 9 Oct 2009 19:41:46 -0500, lemur wrote:
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1. The original post is posted to only one newsgroup, namely
microsoft.public.windows.vista.general. Look at the headers.

2. What's wrong with cross-posting? It's done all the time when two or
three groups are appropriate to the subject, although posting to more
newsgroups than that is often deprecated.

3. Many newsreaders let you suppress posts that are cross-posted to more
than n groups, where n is your choice. Maybe you should think of getting
one of those so you could read newsgroups in situ instead of via vBulletin
USENET gateway (whatever that might be, it seems not to be a real
newsreader). Then you'd be in charge of your own experience, and you
wouldn't have to give orders to strangers.

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"Mobz" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message
news:97fbc62eb6fcf75534b6e3cc88529540@nntp-gateway.com...<!--coloro:blue--><span style="color:blue <!--/coloro-->
>
> I`m having some problems with an automatic application/updates installer
> script.
>
> I have 3 different bat files, the 1st one containing different
> applications to install without user interruption, works fine. And the
> 2nd bat file containing Service Pack 2 installation, unattended install.
> And finally the 3rd bat file installs different windows update files,
> also unattended. And they all works perfectly fine, exactly as i want
> them to do
>
> Problem:
> That i have to be there when the computer restarts after bat1 to start
> bat2 and finally to start bat 3. (Ive written a script in the first bat
> file that turns off the UAC prompt, and then when almost finished with
> the 3rd one turns it on again).
>
> Solution (I tought):
> Would be to write to the registry run command and then when its done
> delete the entries in registry. And that works fine.
> Code (example):
> -set var=%~dp0
> REG ADD HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionrun
> /v Testauto /t REG_SZ /d %var%BAT2.bat
> shutdown /r /f /t 05-
>
> Why i have "-set var=%~dp0-" is because its stored on a usb stick, and
> that it will be given different drive paths on different computers.
>
> Register entry:
> Data name:Testauto Datavalue: G:BAT2.bat
> And everything looks good, exactly as i want.
>
> Unsolved problem:
> When my computer restarts it starts the BAT2.bat with all the commands
> ive given it.
> But it doesnt run from the G:BAT2.bat> *all commands*. It starts the
> commands from C:windowssystem32 >BAT2.bat>*all commands*. Why???
> If i for example open the run box, and type:G:BAT2.bat it starts as
> its supposed to.
> Its like when it starts from the run in registry, its just call the bat
> file from cmd.exe.
> And in registry it all looks as its supposed to.
>
> Please tell me someone has a solution for this problem, because it
> starts to drive me crazy. (Sorry for my bad english im from Sweden).
>
> Very very much thanks in advance.
>
> /Mobz
>
>
> --
> Mobz<!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->


Be honest, did you lift this code from somewhere and tried to modify it?

The error is glaringly obvious.