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i want to put a file in the regedit= "C:/Xtm.exe" and im wondering if its possible to have an *.bat extension?
i want to put the files under "HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Microsoft/Windows/CurrentVersion/Run"


the boot registry directory correct my spelling Generally this has to do with how you want to accomplish the TASK. If you want to write a batch file, CHECK out reg add /? from your COMMAND prompt.

If you want to write a VBScript, check out this article New Registry Key, SAVE your script with a vbs extension. VBScripts can be run in a command window using either cscript or wscript as the processor: cscript scriptname.vbs

Before making any changes to the registry be sure to make a backup. It's possible to hose a system changing the registry manually, a script can hose a system LIGHTNING quick.

Good luck. 8-)Quote

Generally this has to do with how you want to accomplish the task. If you want to write a batch file, check out reg add /? from your command prompt.

If you want to write a VBScript, check out this article New Registry Key, save your script with a vbs extension. VBScripts can be run in a command window using either cscript or wscript as the processor: cscript scriptname.vbs

Before making any changes to the registry be sure to make a backup. It's possible to hose a system changing the registry manually, a script can hose a system lightning quick.

Good luck. 8-)




Thank you! 8-)


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