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Dragon Naturally Speaking with powershell

Hi Techies,
I am trying to install Dragon Naturally Speaking v12 in silent mode using ps application dep kit.
This is my line of script in PS.
Execute-Process -path "setup.exe" -parameters '/S /v"SERIALNUMBER=xxxxx-xxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxA SKIP_PENDINGREBOOT_CHECK=1 REBOOT=ReallySuppress ADDLOCAL=ALL NAS_ADDRESS=xxxxx DEFAULTSINI="%~dp0nsdefaults.ini" NAS_LDAP_SIGN_ON=1 QUICKSTART=0 /log %temp%\InstallDragon12.5.log /qn" '

correct me if I am wrong please. getting the below error. during installation when running from command prompt. 
From comand prompt  i am using "Deploy-Application.exe" -DeploymentType Install

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  • You might want to enlarge or advise what the errors are as they are illegible.... - Maidens 7 years ago

Answers (1)

Posted by: rileyz 7 years ago
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You cant use %~dp0 with PowerShell btw, just take them out as the script should dump you in the source directory.

Execute-Process -path "setup.exe" -parameters '/S /v"SERIALNUMBER=xxxxx-xxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxA SKIP_PENDINGREBOOT_CHECK=1 REBOOT=ReallySuppress ADDLOCAL=ALL NAS_ADDRESS=xxxxx DEFAULTSINI="%~dp0nsdefaults.ini" NAS_LDAP_SIGN_ON=1 QUICKSTART=0 /log %temp%\InstallDragon12.5.log /qn" '

Comments:
  • Hi Rileyz,
    I have tried in different ways with and without %~dp0 . However, nsdefault.ini file is available in "Files" folder of PS App Dep kit. which holds all the installation and supporting files. - jaihanuman 7 years ago
    • More the source out of the"Files" folder and put them one level up. Should be able to find them when it executes. - rileyz 7 years ago
 
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