CMD or Batch snapins are not working! I have no more idea.

[A Former User]

@Wayne-Workman

All right. Thank you very much for the help!
I saw that when I run the file locally, it copies and starts the VM as it should.
I have to find out why that its not work when I’m using snapins.

[A Former User]

Hey guys its me again,

I guess I could track down the problem.

The batch file copies all files from the server (172.16.224.177) to the VM_Classroom folder. But when the batch file should open the VM, a new window of “Interactive Services Detection” starts instead.
When I press “View the Message”, I see the VMware interface, which opens the VM. And after 15 seconds, the window closes again, just like it says in the batch file.

Thus, I can say that the batch file works, but the VM is launched in Windows interactive service. When I close the window, the VM is not running in the VMware SW.

How can I solve this problem?

[Wayne Workman]

@Reto Fog snapins must run silently. This is because they could run while the computer is not logged in, while it’s logged in but locked, overnight, etc. There can be no visual output attempted from a snapin. You need to figure out how to make your script totally silent - and that might mean using a different method in the script. Don’t think about making it work as it is now, think about what is acceptable and what can work.

[A Former User]

@Wayne-Workman Thank you! I will try to convert the batch to an .exe file.