Unable to find USMT Binaries

[cwmoriarty]

I built the executable using Create-EXEFromPS1 but am having difficulty with the operation.

Error states:
Unable to reach USMT binaries. Verify [C:\users...appdata\local\temp\IXP000.tmp\USMT\amd64] exists and restart script.

Since creating the executable, I don't predictably know where "$ScriptRoot" will be. Thanks.

[cwmoriarty]

This workaround fails, as the executable will run from IXP001.TMP if iXP000.TMP already exists...

set copycmd=/y
rmdir %localappdata%\Temp\IXP000.TMP /s /q
xcopy %~dp0amd64 %localappdata%\Temp\IXP000.TMP\USMT\amd64\ /X /H /O /K /E /C
%~dp0Invoke-USMTGUI.exe

[nickrod518]

What are you setting the USMT path to within the config? There are instructions in the readme:

Unzip the USMT.zip and place the amd64, arm64, and x86 folders inside USMT. This will make the USMT folder look like below.

. +-- Invoke-USMTGUI.ps1 +-- USMT
| +-- amd64
| +-- arm64
| +-- Scripts
| +-- x86
| +-- Config.ps1

[cwmoriarty]

Thanks for the quick reply. I left config as default, and the folder structure is as such. Invoke-USMTGUI.exe is in that folder as well.

If I force $USMTPath to a known path, I can make it work
$USMTPath = $env:LOCALAPPDATA+="\amd64"

[nickrod518]

Try removing the "\USMT" parent folder from the path in the config. Example "$ScriptRoot\amd64" El vie., 8 de febrero de 2019 11:57, cwmoriarty <notifications@github.com> escribió:

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Thanks for the quick reply. I left config as default, and the folder structure is as such. Invoke-USMTGUI.exe is in that folder as well. If I force$USMTPath to a known path, I can make it work, eg: Get USMT binary path according to OS architecture. If you used the zip provided, unzip in the same directory as this script $Arch = (Get-WmiObject Win32_OperatingSystem).OSArchitecture if ($Arch -match '64') { $USMTPath = "$ScriptRoot\USMT\amd64" } elseif ($Arch -match '86') { $USMTPath = "$ScriptRoot\USMT\x86" } else { $USMTPath = "$ScriptRoot\USMT\arm64" } $USMTPath = $env:LOCALAPPDATA+="\amd64" — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#46 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ACFW-xr2OOlWX0SHVIib8aAxP3FLCNaBks5vLaxigaJpZM4awba7> .