PeNetwork_After.cmd not running

http://i.imgur.com/MdBMJNP.jpg

PeNetwork_After.cmd never executes. The file does exist in Target\.....
Although not directly related to this topic... It won't create a network drive either, or execute anything (after ip change / startup)
What's going on? What's wrong? The warning "Option is inactive if you use your own PENetwork.ini" is so vague, how do I know what's my own and what's ?not my own?
To clarify on my requirement, I have a batch script on a network share. After (getting an ip |or| mapping network drive (Guest username)) it has to execute this batch script. Right now, it won't execute anything.

Did you use Start Editor to configure your profile ?
and did you put your PeNetwork.ini the right place %GlobalTemplates%\PENetwork\%ProjectName%\ini\PENetwork.ini or other, Written on the interface.

For your shared drive you must have in PeNetwork.ini
NetPath=xxx
NetDrv.Path1=xxx
NetDrv.User1=xxx
NetDrv.Pass1=xxx
NetDrv.Letter1=Z:

Once built, PeNetwork.ini is copied in 'Target\Win8PESE\Program Files\PENetwork' folder

The option PeNetwork_After.cmd is only for users who have not configured their own PeNetwork.ini (otherwise it must be set in the editor)
PeNetwork_After.cmd must be written before building in the folder defined "Include files in system32 from this directory:"

What must be done to make right?

Please see http://i.imgur.com/COwka7V.jpg

I did use start editor to make my own profile, and its in "W:\w8pese\Workbench\Common\PENetwork\Win8PESE\ini\PENetwork.ini"
Inside start editor,
PeNetwork_after.cmd does exist in the booted win8pe se... just that it doesn't get executed.

Do you have in your penetwork.ini:
CMDStart.CMD1=PeNetwork_After.cmd
CMDStart.Start1=Normal
CMDStart.Wait1=Yes

Can you share penetwork.ini and PeNetwork_After.cmd (mediafire, zshare,...). It may be easier, it works here.
I have to leave now, I'll look tonight or tomorrow.

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[custom]
Workgroup=WORKGROUP
NetAdapter1.UseDHCP=1
NetAdapter1.IP=
NetAdapter1.SM=
NetAdapter1.DG=
NetAdapter1.DNS=
NetAdapter1.WINS=
NetAdapter1.MAC=
NetAdapter1.Filter=
StartSharing=
ShareAll=
NetPath=
NetDrv.Path1=\\bbx\iw7pe$
NetDrv.User1=4673626F6F
NetDrv.Pass1=
NetDrv.Letter1=Z:
Desc.Line1=DHCP-irwin
CMDStart.CMD1=z:\_netcmd\startup.cmd
CMDStart.Start1=Hidden
CMDStart.Wait1=Yes

It doesn't add the network drive (fine in win7se_pe with very old winbuilder... since ive never updated it)... perhaps this needs fixing first?
The username should be Guest... but maybe taht's what its translated to here.

It doesn't add the network drive (fine in win7se_pe with very old winbuilder... since ive never updated it)... perhaps this needs fixing first?

yes, try to settle things independantly, the network drive of one part and PeNetwork_After on the other hand.
For info PeNetwork_After was not working with PeNetwork 0.56 Holger has fixed it in the following versions.
Try cmd after, in local first (X:\windows\system32) and with CMDStart.Start1=Normal
Perhaps creates a log echo ping xxx.xxx >X:\Windows\Temp\PeNetwork_After.log

Happy testing 

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CMDStart.CMD2=%SystemRoot%\system32\ipchangetest.cmd
CMDStart.Start2=Normal
CMDStart.Wait2=Yes
CMDChange.CMD1=%SystemRoot%\system32\ipchangetest.cmd
CMDChange.Start1=Normal
CMDChange.Wait1=Yes

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@echo off

echo %time% after startup
ping 192.168.3.1
pause

Neither triggers for either batch file

Hmm, no edit button,

what i meant was, neither batch file executes.

Hmm, no edit button,

what i meant was, neither batch file executes.

spam protection, you need 10 post to edit, one more

Change 2 by 1

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CMDStart.CMD1=%SystemRoot%\system32\ipchangetest.cmd
CMDStart.Start1=Normal
CMDStart.Wait1=Yes

and it works


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