Collection of Batch files for everyone to use!

[dreemwarrior]

Now I'm going to do a small How-To on how to use the autorun feature of these batch files, or any batch file for that matter

- Plug in the flash drive you would like to use for autorun and tool use
-> Windows should find it and ask what you want to do...

- Select the Open Folder and View Files option
->If there are any files on the drive you are using, be sure to back them up

- Now go ahead after everything is backed up, delete everything from the flash drive.

- Place the batch file you want to use in the drive, not in a folder, just on the drive.
-> F:\Test.bat

- Now place the attached file to this post - autorun.inf - on the drive also
-> you will need to edit the autorun.inf to your information
-> the label is the name of the flash drive you plugged in - bobs drive
-> the shellexecute is the name of the batch file - make sure its correct

- Now safely remove the flash drive then plug it back in to the computer and it should run the batch file that you dropped on it.

- If it does not run, then safely remove it and plug it in again, you might need to set the auto-run option to run the disk contents. Not sure yet, maybe someone else can chime in on that...

Question:I have an empty flash drive that when inserted,shows up as j:\(which it IS next in line), but as a removable disk.When I try to open it, it asks for a disk. No way to write to it. I took a snip to show the properties..odd I thought.
Any Idea?

 

[CrucialHoax]

That might be if you have a card reader installed. I have seen that many times before and usually its when a card reader is installed.

 

[v877051]

I second the notion that this is a famously good idea. Fortunately for us, we have the luxury of running "sfc /scannow" without requiring the pesky disk. (or is it disc?)

Before attempting to use these files, can you please elaborate or expand on how to apply the files within your ZIP's?

We'd greatly appreciate it. Also, I'm assuming this is a yes... but just for clarification's sake, this is all 64-bit compatible, no?

 

[CrucialHoax]

I second the notion that this is a famously good idea. Fortunately for us, we have the luxury of running "sfc /scannow" without requiring the pesky disk. (or is it disc?)

Before attempting to use these files, can you please elaborate or expand on how to apply the files within your ZIP's?

We'd greatly appreciate it. Also, I'm assuming this is a yes... but just for clarification's sake, this is all 64-bit compatible, no?

To answer the second question since it will be quicker; yes. Now on to the second one. To use the batch files that are provided in this thread, just download it, unzip the folder and in that zip there might be a folder or just a batch file with a readme. Depends on the version or pack. But nothing special is required. Hope this helps.

 

[CrucialHoax]

Any new ideas? I'm thinking of maybe adapting these for Win 7 as well, whats everyone think?

 

[jcgriff2]

Just a sampling of the system information that helps at this great forum - from Nov 2008 -

http://www.vistax64.com/888708-post6.html

Excellent thread you have here for batch files !

Regards. . .

jcgriff2

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[Ron Sapcote]

Thanks Crucial - new Vista users need all the help that they can get.

 

[CrucialHoax]

Thanks Crucial - new Vista users need all the help that they can get.

No problem Ron. Thats exactly why I made it, I seen patterns of commands issued to new users so I figured I would automate them. Not much at all but it helps. I'm glad your satisfied

 

[CrucialHoax]

Hello all,

I edited my last version just a little bit. Some of the changes are:

Edited the appearance the of choices so it takes up less space and is easier for the user to determine what key to press

Changed the way it was formatted in the actual file

So not much new but mainly aesthetics that have changed. So if someone is willing to give it a shot and see how they like it please do

 

[Dragonpoet101]

I love post's like these. Where people for once aren't arguing or bickering! Props to all of you!

 

[pacinitaly]

I love post's like these. Where people for once aren't arguing or bickering! Props to all of you!

WOW !!!!

you'll love it here. don't forget to read Tutorials - Vista Forums & join Windows 7 Forums & Windows 8 Forums

 

[RaNdOmCoMpUtEr]

Thanks for these, I've been looking for some of these for a while.

 

[pacinitaly]

You're Welcome

&



WELCOME

 

[Slammer]

These files seem like something I'd love to add to my arsenal of computer tools, but I don't want to sort through 11 pages of updates and new attachments. Could you point me to the appropriate pages with the most recent versions off all your various packages, or put 'em all in one big file? Thanks

 

[niemiro]

These files seem like something I'd love to add to my arsenal of computer tools, but I don't want to sort through 11 pages of updates and new attachments. Could you point me to the appropriate pages with the most recent versions off all your various packages, or put 'em all in one big file? Thanks

Hello!

I do take your point, but really it comes down to us searching through 12 pages, or you searching through twelve pages, because getting everyone to upload a new copy of the latest version of each of their batch files isn't going to realistically happen what with some members not even being here anymore.

I might do it eventually, though, because it will only take a few minutes to do.

Richard

 

[Slammer]

Ok that makes sense. But if I'm gonna do it, I want to do it right. Is there a way I could upload a recompiled .zip file with all the latest ones in it? In an area that would make it permanently accessible (instead of being buried in the middle of this thread as more posts are added)?

 

[Shadowjk]

Unfortunately No this option is not available on Vbulliten

Josh