Not passing integrity test?

[lakimakromedia]

I tried open backup / install and geting error, not found „C:\Windows\system32\Integrity.cmd”
To close this error, need to end cmd in task manager.

[Tech-How]

Hi,
The integrity test exists to make sure all the necessary files are present, and the installation will go smoothly. It's possible that your antivirus software could have deleted the file, as batch and PowerShell files are often detected as malicious. Can you see the Integrity file on your computer? If not, could you open Windows Security or whichever antivirus provider you're using, and check for any recent events?

[AlexKotovv]

I think what lakimakromedia was trying to say (I had the same problem) is that .cmd files run from “C:Windows\system32” rather than from their location.
Request: add pushd “%~dp0” to the beginning of cmd files.

[Tech-How]

If these scripts are manually run as an administrator, the checks will fail. The integrity test is designed to be performed before the script's elevation occurs, while it's still running under the current user's context. When they are double-clicked normally, this issue should not occur. Please let me know if you are able to replicate a situation where the scripts are run normally (as in not Right-click > Run as administrator), and the check still fails. I can add additional logic to prevent them from being manually run as admin, but I'd rather not overcomplicate things.