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Non silent when no Windows installation found #10

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Svoffer opened this issue Mar 2, 2017 · 8 comments
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Non silent when no Windows installation found #10

Svoffer opened this issue Mar 2, 2017 · 8 comments

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@Svoffer
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Svoffer commented Mar 2, 2017

I'm trying to implement ShowKeyPlus in an Windows installation via SCCM and running it under Windows PE.
It is outputting to the txt file just find, but it is showing the GUI with the message:
"Auto-discovery did not find any Windows installations"
"OEM information found..."

Can you make it so it doesn't show the GUI in this case?

Svoffer

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I wouldn't want to suppress the GUI globally when there are no Windows installations as some may want to know that there is an OEM key,,, however if you want silent, you can use it in CLI mode. If that does not work for you give me a spec with the typical scenarios you encounter.

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Svoffer commented Mar 4, 2017

I am using the CLI mode. Outputting to a txt file.
When running the CLI mode on an installed Windows it shows nothing, but under Windows PE(Windows Setup), there is no installed OS and thereby no keys. It is here that I see the GUI. But it does make the txt file.

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Oh I see...CLI should not display that - is the txt file complete though? i.e should it say no windows installations.

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Svoffer commented Mar 5, 2017

The txt file is just right, thanks.
It also gives the OEM info. Though I think I only remember the output on a machine with a Windows 7 maker. I'll check one with a Windows 10 key tomorrow.

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Svoffer commented Mar 7, 2017

Yes, txt file is complete with Windows 10 OEM information.

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Superfly-Inc commented Apr 25, 2017

@Svoffer and anyone else.

Please test that this is fixed in version 6320.

@Svoffer
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Svoffer commented May 1, 2017

Superfly, I can confirm that this is fixed.
Many thanks. =)

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You're welcome

Thanx for your support.

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