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@Xander, thank you for reporting this. Would you please try rebooting and trying the install again?

I tried the upgrade on 2 Windows 11 PC's and 1 Windows 10 PC so far and it worked for me. It took about 20-30 seconds to get started after I clicked the update option in the tray menu, but I soon got this install progress indicator:

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... and now I have the new 1.0.47 version:

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What version shows in Apps > Installed apps ? This is what I see:

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I wonder if you have the new version or the old one, or neither.

I'll keep testing the install on other computers. If I see an issue I'll pull this version and put 1.0.46 back.

About it showing Discord in the install log - the agent uses the Squirrel installer and I've seen it mention other applications during the install. I don't know why - it's sort of a black box to me, but I can tell you that's normal and you can ignore it. I suspect Discord also uses the Squirrel installer. I know Slack does (for example).

@Xander, that's interesting a routine can corrupt on its own. Not good. I'm glad you got it figured out though.

@Russ said in Never used parameters before...:

@Royher-Figuera, in a .bat file, the syntax for a parameter is %1 for the first parameter, and %2 for the second parameter, etc.

So you could make a simple batch file that google's something like this:

start https://www.google.com/search?q=%1

@Russ Yes, my mistake.

I have a error in my .bat file with a "$" and "%". I compare with my google.bat and this is ok and modified the another files.

Thank You

@Xander, thanks for reporting these details. Sounds like there might be an issue with the Alexa Smart Home device discover process. I'll do some testing.

@xander, thanks for testing. I'm glad you asked for that. I needed a Go project, and a CLI tool that calls an API is a perfect use case for Go.

Great idea @Xander! I added this to the examples list in the GUI editor.

Here's a URL to cleanmgr docs: https://ss64.com/nt/cleanmgr.html

cleanmgr = Automated cleanup of Temp files, Internet files, downloaded files, recycle bin.

Run this to bring up the GUI and setup profile #1:

cleanmgr /sageset:1

This command runs profile #1:

cleanmgr /sagerun:1

This is what the GUI looks like:

cleanmgr image