Scripting

Sorry I had to enter a new answer. Looking at this script in the comments section is torture. 

As far as adding content you can use the following. I've never tested this in a .ini and would be curious to see if it causes any issues. This will add the lines to the bottom of the file. 

$output = "C:\path\to\file\your.ini"
$ini = select-string $output -pattern "WFclient"

$ini2 = select-string $output -pattern "Program Neighborhood"

$text="

[WFClient]

ICASOCKSProtocolVersion=0
ICASOCKSProxyPortNumber=0
ICASOCKSTimeout=0"

$text2 = "

[Program Neighborhood]"

if ($ini -eq $null)
{add-content $output "$text"}

else
{continue}

if ($ini2 -eq $null)
{add-content $output "$text2"}

else
{exit}

If you are working with the K1K and kscripts, you would make a verify step to check for the file.  If it is found, append the content in with something like >>.  If it is not, in remediation copy the new file over.

If you are working entirely with a batch script, you can use IF EXIST [filepath] [command] to do something similar.  IF NOT EXIST is also valid.

Are you wanting to change just the name, or the actual contents of the file?

The ini basically contains

[Program Neighborhood]

CITRIX PROD=abcd99

Citrix QA=efgh99

[CITRIX PROD]

HttpBrowserAddress=

[WFClient]
ICASOCKSProtocolVersion=0
ICASOCKSProxyPortNumber=0
ICASOCKSTimeout=0

[Citrix QA]

HttpBrowserAddress=

Basically what I need to see is , the bold lettered lines are present even after the install of any other applications, say for example, after the empower installs on the machine, after citrix, it overwrites this ini file removing the program neighborhood and WFClient, after the reboot of the machine.

But I need a script that would check if this program neighborhood and WFclient are present in the ini file, if not , edit the ini and write those bold lines and along with the other lines.

If present then leave it as it is.

this should work even after a reboot, because empower will edit the ini after the reboot....

I think this is what you are looking for? If not let me know. In Powershell.

$ini = select-string C:\path\to\file\your.ini -pattern "[WFclient]"
if ($ini -eq $null)
{remove-item C:\path\to\file\your.ini}
else
{exit}

If you use MSI, and then ini table in there, you will just be able to edit the ini rather than overwriting it.

Hi all,

Is it possible for me to create the script with a batch or VBscript..

Any help is appreciated.