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In VB, are you using something like:<br />
Shell(&quot;c:\here\...KB828035<wbr />-x86-ENU.E<wbr />XE &nbsp;/quiet&quot;.vbHide)<br />
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How do you call it from WinBatch?<br />
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In VB, are you using something like:
Shell("c:\here\...KB828035-x86-ENU.EXE  /quiet".vbHide)

How do you call it from WinBatch?




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Winbatch is:<br />
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runshell(&quot;mypath\&quot;KB828035<wbr />-x86-ENU.E<wbr />XE, /passive,&quot;&quot;,@NORMAL,@WAIT)<wbr /><br />
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The weird thing about the Winbatch code is that it kicks off the exe from Microsoft, but then the Winbatch exe throws a 3068 Function Syntax. Illegal delimiter found error and so winbatch won't die.<br />

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Winbatch is:

runshell("mypath\"KB828035-x86-ENU.EXE, /passive,"",@NORMAL,@WAIT)

The weird thing about the Winbatch code is that it kicks off the exe from Microsoft, but then the Winbatch exe throws a 3068 Function Syntax. Illegal delimiter found error and so winbatch won't die.


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Sorry it's:<br />
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runshell(&quot;mypath\KB828035-<wbr />x86-ENU.EX<wbr />E&quot;, &quot;&nbsp;/passive&quot;,&quot;&quot;,@NORMAL,@WAIT<wbr />)<br />
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Too much caffeine, not enough sleep. 
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Sorry it's:

runshell("mypath\KB828035-x86-ENU.EXE", " /passive","",@NORMAL,@WAIT)

Too much caffeine, not enough sleep.

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For some reason, when I try to pass the /passive or /quiet switch to the MS03-043 payload in VB or winbatch, it doesn't read that I'm throwing a parameter in there. VB code won't pass it through with shell or shell and wait commands.<br />
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When I copy and paste the patch into the command line it works fine, but whatever I try to use to do it automatically, it's like the parameters aren't there. Bit of a problem when you are trying to apply the patch on a large scale. Any ideas? 
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For some reason, when I try to pass the /passive or /quiet switch to the MS03-043 payload in VB or winbatch, it doesn't read that I'm throwing a parameter in there. VB code won't pass it through with shell or shell and wait commands.

When I copy and paste the patch into the command line it works fine, but whatever I try to use to do it automatically, it's like the parameters aren't there. Bit of a problem when you are trying to apply the patch on a large scale. Any ideas? 

Trouble passing MS03-043 a switch through VB and winbatch

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