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Fix hyphen on line 305, fix extraction command line to escape a space in the folder path, and remove the escape-from-WoW "SysNative" shim.
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Fix hyphen on line 305, fix extraction command line to escape a space in the folder path, and remove the escape-from-WoW "SysNative" shim.
Line 305 had a typo that I assume was due to an edit made in a web browser: it had a dash instead of a hyphen, which caused PowerShell to simply fail to parse the file.
The driver files path has a space in it, but the command line didn't have quotes or escapes to account for the space but it took me a minute to figure that out. I also edited the flags to match the error message reported by the softpaq exe. (Same flags, just slash instead of dash, and in a different order.)
And finally, I removed the SysNative trick since I'm running in 64-bit land and it was throwing an error. (You might not want to merge this one; dunno).
Thanks,
JP