QFE Auto Install using DUA

[Jinny]

Hello, All

I'm working with DUA to install QFE.
I already set up DUA Server and testing someting.
I copy the commad.dup to DUA Server.
After the devices turns on, the patch is automatically downloaded.

But, to install QFE, it needs to have manual steps.
For example, the user must click "Next" or "Finished" etc.
It needs to have user agreement.
But Something is sometimes very important patch. It don't need to have
user agreement.

So, here is the first question.
Is QFE patch possible to automatically downloaded and installed
without user interaction?
If only operator copy the QFE to the server, Is there any way to patch
automatically without user recognition?
I want you let me show some samples and ways.

And, Second question.
As I said that, I already working with DUA to upgrade and install.
I tested with calc.exe(Windows calculator prgram)
At firest I compiled commad.dup and then copy to the server.
I already confirmed that calc. exe downloaded to the device.
and also executed at the device.
But I just only validated the process in Task Manager of OS.
The process(calc.exe) is alive. but OS dont' display UI of calc.exe
I tried many times, but it failed.

The script is below.

16,0,,update.xp004.com,,cmdfiles\calc.exe,0,c:\dua\calc.exe,1
15,0,0,0,c:\dua\calc.exe,,,

Any help offered would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance...

 

[KM]

Jinny,

1) I don't know about the silent QFE install (I haven't seen such command line switch).
However, you can always unpack the QFE (/x) and create a DUA script/package that will silently copy the files and registry entries
from the QFE on your target.
There is now a tool (DUAScriptGen) that will help you to import a full list of files and registry keys from a XPe QFE and then
generate a DUA script file for the QFE. You can download the tool from here
http://www.winisp.net/scrat/DUAScriptGen/DUAScriptGen.zip.

Also, read it more here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dnxpesp1/html/qfesdeviceupdateagent.asp

2) What user account you are using to run the DUA scripts under? Make sure it the logged user, or the DUA service is allowed to
interact with desktop.

 

[Aaron Stebner]

I would also suggest trying out the DUAScriptGen power toy that Mike Hall
and I have posted on our weblogs. Take a look at
http://blogs.msdn.com/astebner/archive/2004/05/25/141730.aspx for more info
or download the tool directly from
http://www.winisp.net/scrat/DUAScriptGen/DUAScriptGen.zip

Hope this helps....