4c 6f 76 65 20 42 65 65 72 wrote: copy /Y c: fonts * c: windows fonts:P Although not directly related to solving Justin;s issue, this method doesn't work as you might want it. The C: Fonts folder is not really a folder, it's a shell extension. Explorer shows it like a folder, but underneath it's not. To add a font to the system, you need to register it - and the SHell.Application COM object does that (As does explorer) calls the appropriate method when you 'copy' the file. A simple copy-item cmdlet in powershell, does not work since it is not actually registering the font.

Cannot install any fonts at all? I went into the Event Viewer and saw two errors, one that had 'font' name in it. I know I have to install windows firewall. 'i runned the python script given named xshell_session.py/xshell_screen.py under the ScriptSample folder, it just cat an error 'Error:80040154, CoCreateInstance() for PYTHONSCRIPT'My operating system is windows 7 64bits.Can anyone help me?Program Ver.: Xshell 5.

Justin89 wrote: Actually the installing one by one method the script uses is extremely slow compared to just selecting all manually and right clicking install. Still would like to automate this, but shouldn't take forever to install fonts. A couple of things: First, to achieve this, the script sues a a com object that I'm calling from PowerShell - the performance is what it is. Not sure how you can really speed this up. Which I agree is poor, but not sure what we can do about that. Secondly, I'm not sure what you mean about prompting.

According to MSDN the CopyOption of 20 (16+4) shoudl do just what you want, I but they do not appear to work. If, by prompting, you mean that they get prompted to install a fontt that already exists, then this will do the trick. Hey thanks for the reply back! Yes that is what I meant by prompt.

Yes with a bit of searching others noted that the CopyOptions appeared to not work properly. I will give this a test tomorrow.

As for the speed of copying/installing fonts as you said I'm not really sure there is any way around this really. I have to install a ton of fonts and wish it could be speed up to similar speeds as manually doing it(where you select all right click and click install). Still even if it's slow will be helpful for a set and forget type installation script that I am working on. However, if anyone has ideas on how to improve upon that it would be appreciated. Credit goes completely to TFL for this, but I took and edited the 2nd script that he wrote in order for it to really work in my environment. Since my users are creating different subfolders for many of the different fonts they use, I had to add a way for the search to go through all folders and subfolders of $FromPath and search for the font files I'm looking for.

The only gotcha that I've run into with this is that for some ungodly reason some of the fonts don't have ANY extension whatsoever which of course then the script bypasses completely. Anyway, here's the full script again with my edits.

Hey appreciate the reply. Yeah I haven't found a way to do this any quicker through script unfortunately. Nokia Mobile Flashing Software Free Download Full Version. I have over 100 fonts to install(don't remember exact number).

I can install this manually in just a few seconds, but through this script takes forever. Unfortunately I can't automate 100% of the rest of my setup process so I think manually installing the fonts is still the easiest/best option. If I ever am able to this may still be useful to run in the background even if it does take awhile or in other applications where you may only have a few fonts at the most. Wish there was a way to simulate the manual method through script in terms of the installation speed where it would just install in bulk versus each individual font one at a time.