planetbrain

Seems there's already an enterprise MSI, linked to in the "Install Drive Plugin" section at https://support.google.com/a/answer/6165960

I've seen that before after uninstalling Chrome!! It seems it sets something in the registry, but doesn't unset/reset it on uninstall Theres a fix for the resulting problem at Hyperlinks are not working in Outlook

The commands I gave should to that, but it will run the programs in the order it finds them which may or may not be the order you want to run them in

i'd remove the @echo off from the start, then it would write the command it's executing to the screen for each executableso you could make sure it is parsing and passing the variables correctly or just change for /f %%a in ('dir /s /b C:\Plugins\YardiPIInstall.exe') do %%a /qs C:\Test70.log /L "%_license file%" /d "%_directory%" to f or /f %%a in ('dir /s /b C:\Plugins\YardiPIInstall.exe') do echo %%a /qs C:\Test70.log /L "%_license file%" /d "%_directory%" then it would just give you a list of the programs to be executed and the paramaters the script is passing as part of the command.

%temp% is an environment variable which points to the folder user for temporary files in windows the script writes a list of executable files to a batch file called abc.bat in the folder pointed to by %temp% and then runs that batch file

Assuming you don't need them run in a specific order pass parameters or wait for each one to complete then try

Try dir /s /b C:\AMB | find /c ".exe Ughs, never mind i mis read it and thought it said you wanted to count them!