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Wix | 20:00 Sat 15th Dec 2007 | Computers
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How can i shedule windows to execute a command line straight after rebooting the computer?
I need to do this using a bat file.
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From what I remember from the top of my head. The older versions f windows used to run a file called autoexec.bat. You could try putting your bat file in there after the other commands.
20:17 Sat 15th Dec 2007
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Thanks squarebear, that has worked. Don't know why i didn't think of that myself.
21:55 Sat 15th Dec 2007
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a more controllable way is to create the .bat and put it in the startup folder of your start | programs menu

auto exec is fine with 98 .... but from then on it's only there for compatibility ....

It will work .... but best not to
16:40 Sun 16th Dec 2007

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