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Answer» Quote from: ale52 on January 21, 2008, 09:47:04 AM Create 2 batch files... That's what I was thinking too. Even though the renew might take a few seconds, it would still work very well.that WONT work if the person he is trying to lock out knows anything about computers. also, you will NEED to add it to the registry to release on startup because all the person needs to do, if not computer savvy, is to restart the computer and the comp will automatically release/renew.I was under the impression that you merely needed to copy the batch file into the startup directory of each user for that to occur. But that's just as far as I know.Quote from: SilentAssasin64 on January 23, 2008, 08:12:53 AM I was under the impression that you merely needed to copy the batch file into the startup directory of each user for that to occur. But that's just as far as I know. i guess that would work. i thought that in order to get a program to initialize on startup you need to add it to the registry. but thats just as far as i know as well. Hmm...we shall have to wait until someone who actually knows can shed some light on US...In Windows XP, if you put the file (or a shortcut to the file) in the "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup" directory, it will be launched when any user logs on to that computer. |
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