Running autoconfig on windows

Hi,
When ever i run autoconfig on windows machines(remotely). i see that it hangs at orainf.cmd.
Executing script in Instantiatefile
8.0.6 HOME\orainf.cmd
Why does this happen. Is it different way to run autoconfig on windows machines.
I am applying patch 5478710. At the end the patch is ruunning autoconfig and it is hanged here
Regards
Taher

Hi,
If you see my above post ,i said dont use remote desktop connection,mstsc will give you remote desktop connection....which is good for brwosing and other activitieson the system but not good fo oracle apps admin tasks.
Otherwise use a VNC server or symantec pc anywere which will give u a direct GUI session of server to you.
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Edited by: hungry_dba on Feb 8, 2010 10:38 PM

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