In reference to KB http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd323770(VS.85).aspx
Using Pause Interactions
A pause interaction lets you provide instructions to the user (for example, asking the user to connect the network cable to the computer). Use the Name node of DisplayInformation to provide the instruction and the Description node to provide additional information if necessary. You can use extension points to provide additional functionality (for example, adding links to the page).
The following shows how to specify pause interactions in your manifest. For details on the contents of a pause interaction, see the PauseInteraction complex type.
Addtional to whatever is said in KB you will also need to set <RequiresInteraction> true </RequiresInteraction> in your rootcause xml file.
Using Pause Interactions
A pause interaction lets you provide instructions to the user (for example, asking the user to connect the network cable to the computer). Use the Name node of DisplayInformation to provide the instruction and the Description node to provide additional information if necessary. You can use extension points to provide additional functionality (for example, adding links to the page).
The following shows how to specify pause interactions in your manifest. For details on the contents of a pause interaction, see the PauseInteraction complex type.
<Interactions>
<SingleResponseInteractions/>
<MultipleResponseInteractions/>
<TextInteractions/>
<PauseInteractions>
<PauseInteraction>
<ID>ConnectNetworkCable</ID>
<DisplayInformation>
<Parameters/>
<Name>Please connect the network cable to the computer</Name>
<Description/>
</DisplayInformation>
<ContextParameters/>
<ExtensionPoint/>
</PauseInteraction>
<PauseInteraction>
<ID>PauseWithLink</ID>
<DisplayInformation>
<Parameters/>
<Name>Test the Link extension point</Name>
<Description>Please see the link below for additional information.</Description>
</DisplayInformation>
<ContextParameters/>
<ExtensionPoint>
</ExtensionPoint>
</PauseInteraction>
</PauseInteractions>
<LaunchUIInteractions/>
</Interactions>
The following shows how to invoke the previous interactions in a script.
Get-DiagInput -Id ConnectNetworkCable
Get-DiagInput -Id "PauseWithLinks"
Addtional to whatever is said in KB you will also need to set <RequiresInteraction> true </RequiresInteraction> in your rootcause xml file.
