So I set the input for the array in the script to (not that it matters what I put here as the script errors out with same error regardless, although if this is incorrect for my desired outcome please let me know):
Line 116 is the last line displayed here, and I'm guessing that oInParams.source is returning something incorrectly but I can't get it to display with msgbox or wscript.echo.
Set ColSystem=objWMIService.execquery ("Select * from " & strClassName) For each objInstance in ColSystem Set oInParams= objInstance.Methods_("ChangeBootOrder").InParameters.SpawnInstance_ oInParams.source = strNewOrder oInParams.AuthorizationToken = strAuthorizationToken Set returnValue = objInstance.ExecMethod_("ChangeBootOrder", oInParams)
My BIOS is the latest version A02, and I installed OMCI 8.0.1.150, and am running the script with a local administrative account. Also just recieved the batch of Dell 390s (SFF) early DEC. Any insight or information anyone could provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Correct, although I was receiving the same error on the older version just line 100 instead. I also forgot to mention I'm running microsoft's corporate/enterprise re-branded version of windows embedded 7 called Windows Thin PC (for most purposes I understand this to be relatively identical to windows 7).
I had the dev team review it and it appears that you are trying to disable some boot devices in addition to changing the order. Disabling of boot devices is not currently supported with OMCI 8.0.1 but will be available in the next release.
Thanks Warren! I will re-test a configuration that does not attempt to disable any of the devices. Two questions: Is there a way to subscribe to some kind of notification that would alert me to the release of the next version? If not, is this the best link to follow up on?
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Posted December 9th, 2011 14:00
Correct, although I was receiving the same error on the older version just line 100 instead. I also forgot to mention I'm running microsoft's corporate/enterprise re-branded version of windows embedded 7 called Windows Thin PC (for most purposes I understand this to be relatively identical to windows 7).