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Mark K Vallevand
First, thanks Microsoft, for making the Windows Backup Utility component
visible. If the utility is used with it's GUI, it works fine. But, if you
call it with valid parameters from a command prompt, it does nothing. If
you call it with the -? parameter, it kills explorer. The -? parameter is
supposed to open the help information. I must not have the necessary help
components installed. I also noticed the the help files in the component
aren't copied to the build directory, which tends to confirm that some help
component is missing.
Anyone have any ideas?
How do I get ntbackup to work from the command line as advertised?
Why aren't its help files copied? Are they needed?
BTW, the same command line works in Win XP Pro.
And one final set of information... Using dependency walker, there are 5
dlls that the Win XP Pro version uses which are not in my XPe image. All
other dependencies it found are in my image.
Apphelp.dll (part of the Application Compatibility Core, which drags in tons
of other stuff, like dx9)
Mobsync.dll (part of Internet Explorer Offline Browsing)
Msjava.dll (not found in the repository)
Ocmange.dll (not found in the repository)
W32topl.dll (primitive)
Adding the W32topl.dll made no difference.
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Regards.
Mark K Vallevand (e-mail address removed)
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visible. If the utility is used with it's GUI, it works fine. But, if you
call it with valid parameters from a command prompt, it does nothing. If
you call it with the -? parameter, it kills explorer. The -? parameter is
supposed to open the help information. I must not have the necessary help
components installed. I also noticed the the help files in the component
aren't copied to the build directory, which tends to confirm that some help
component is missing.
Anyone have any ideas?
How do I get ntbackup to work from the command line as advertised?
Why aren't its help files copied? Are they needed?
BTW, the same command line works in Win XP Pro.
And one final set of information... Using dependency walker, there are 5
dlls that the Win XP Pro version uses which are not in my XPe image. All
other dependencies it found are in my image.
Apphelp.dll (part of the Application Compatibility Core, which drags in tons
of other stuff, like dx9)
Mobsync.dll (part of Internet Explorer Offline Browsing)
Msjava.dll (not found in the repository)
Ocmange.dll (not found in the repository)
W32topl.dll (primitive)
Adding the W32topl.dll made no difference.
--
Regards.
Mark K Vallevand (e-mail address removed)
Beer is living proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.
- Benjamin Franklin
THIS COMMUNICATION MAY CONTAIN CONFIDENTIAL AND/OR OTHERWISE PROPRIETARY
MATERIAL and is thus for use only by the intended recipient. If you received
this in error, please contact the sender and delete the e-mail and its
attachments from all computers.