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- batch file - Why and How is Autoexec. bat replaced in later iterations . . .
Autoexec bat a batch ( bat) file, which contained commands that were used to initialize paths, environment variables, CWD, Prompt etc This file (along with config sys ) got automatically executed during the startup procedure of the OS (if they exist)
- boot - Run a script on start up on Windows 10 - Super User
On previous versions of Windows I have used the below technique to run a batch file on Windows startup Create a shortcut to the batch file Once the shortcut is created, right-click the shortcut f
- Run Windows batch files at startup or when any user logs on
Windows has a file called Autoexec bat that allows you to run several commands after a user logs in As for the permission, it is possible you placed the application on a place locked to ordinary users (assuming it was a NTFS partition), so a solution would be to place the program in the drive's root (say, C: )
- usb - Windows 10: Autorun a batch-file - Super User
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- compact disc - Install a CD-ROM driver on MS-DOS - Super User
The CD-ROM driver or Mscdex exe file is disabled (commented) or missing from the Autoexec bat or Config sys file The CD-ROM driver or Mscdex exe file is missing or damaged The startup disk does not contain the CD-ROM driver or Mscdex exe file You have replaced the original CD-ROM and not updated MS-DOS drivers
- Starting MS-DOS in safe mode via config. sys menu? - Super User
Well, there are ways to bypass the CONFIG SYS and AUTOEXEC BAT files on startup, which would be close to something like a "safe mode" for DOS Pressing F5 after restarting, when the "Starting MS-DOS " text appears will bypass both CONFIG SYS and AUTOEXEC BAT F8 will cause MS-DOS to ask if each line in CONFIG SYS should be executed
- Automatically executing commands when a command-prompt is opened
I am looking for a way to execute some console commands automatically when a command-prompt is opened in Windows, specifically to set some command aliases For example, when a command-prompt is op
- Run Powershell script when you open Powershell - Super User
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