Typo in current Update_to_latest_Ventoy_version.cmd
Quote from nubbles on 2023-01-04, 5:15 AMLove E2B been using it for years.
There is a typo in the current Update_to_latest_Ventoy_version.cmd that is causing new installs to fail on adding Ventoy properly.
Should be:
if "%ERR%"=="" if exist Ventoy_E2B_download_files.zip (set VER=Ventoy_E2B_download_files.zip & goto :V_ADD)
I suppose it only effects people that have a second connection attempt, which happened to me.
Love E2B been using it for years.
There is a typo in the current Update_to_latest_Ventoy_version.cmd that is causing new installs to fail on adding Ventoy properly.

Should be:
if "%ERR%"=="" if exist Ventoy_E2B_download_files.zip (set VER=Ventoy_E2B_download_files.zip & goto :V_ADD)
I suppose it only effects people that have a second connection attempt, which happened to me.
Quote from SteveSi on 2023-01-04, 8:29 AMThanks. I will fix in agFM v1.99. Luckily it is only seen if downloading failed previously.
Thanks. I will fix in agFM v1.99. Luckily it is only seen if downloading failed previously.
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