Hi Tomasz, Tomasz Chmielewski wrote: > Hi Rainer, > > Did you have time to check if 64 bit version of WPKG Client works on 64 > bit Windows systems? Oh yes. I tested "WPKG Client 1.3.5_64.msi" on Vista Business x64. It works as expected. Now I do not need to run "wrapper.js" any more. Moreover it speeds up execution of WPKG as clients do not have to fetch wrapper.js and especially 64-bit\cmd.exe from the server. And even better wraper.js does not have to loop in order to fetch STDOUT/STDERR from wpkg.js. Great job. There are some comments I would like to add here in order not to forget about them (minor things): After installation I had two entries called "WPKG" within my Control Panel => Software list. So WPKG client 1.3 is not removing/overwriting the entry of WPKG Client 1.2 (which I had installed before). WPKG client 1.3.5 installs to "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\wpkg" which is the location for 32-bit software. The installer seems to be 32-bit which is a bit strange to me as an MSI package is not a binary. Instead it is installed by msiexec. So somehow it is using 32-bit version of msiexec (?). Probably there is a flag within the package to specify that the software included is 64-bit. I did not check but probably only WPKGSrv.exe is 64-bit and wpkginst.exe and WPKGMessage.exe is still 32-bit. So these binaries are correctly located within "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\wpkg". When I click the Save button within wpkginst.exe it exits. On Vista with UAC enabled it might be helpful if it just saves the settings but does not exit. Why? Because I need to run wpkginst.exe with admin rights (right click, run as administrator, then type user and password). If I just change some settings, save it and then re-run the service this means that each time I have to re-open wpkginst.exe which is quite uncomfortable with UAC enabled. I know it's not really your issue but could be easily fixed: - Save just turns gray when clicked - Add an exit button (or let users click the close button on top right) The message boxes within "Logon settings" configuration are correctly grayed out. A message about the inability to use logon delay on Vista is displayed. However I am still able to set a logon delay in minutes. I think it should be grayed out as well. wpkginst.exe needs to be manually run as administrator. Since it can only be run with administrator privileges it should trigger UAC automatically. As far as I know this requires attaching a manifest to the binary. Don't ask me how to do it since I never did it myself yet. All in all just minor things. It works perfectly for me. I am already using it on my 64-bit vista machines. br, Rainer |