[drut]

I was wondering if there is a command that makes a, say a shutdown batch file to autorun when downloaded. Or is there a way to make it autorun on login.
Thanks

[shabbir]

If he is downloading he will always have couple of options

1. Save
2. Run

If he chooses save there is no way you can run it unless user click on it.

[microapple]

You know transfrering/distributing .bat files over the internet is illegal. So I would find a converter and convert your .bat file to a .exe file. .exe files are much easier to set as a auto-run plus they're totally legal as far as I'm concerened...
An auto-run at login is different.
You have to reun the .bat file with a code that is like,
move/copy C:\Your file.bat C:\Documents and Settings\my user (or all users)\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
Once you run this it will put your .bat in the starup folder and It *should* run on startup!
Hope this helps!

[drut]

How would I go about making an .exe file that can auto-run? Good info though, thanks

[microapple]

no prob!

[microapple]

Quote:

Originally Posted by drut

How would I go about making an .exe file that can auto-run?

You can't... ... BUT You can hope or even btr make tutorial on how to install and say something like:

When it asks you to save/run it is very important that you click run or program x will not function correctly.

Say something like that. It depends on what level of experience you are targeting. I don't know your circumstances, but trying to make the user run the file might defeat the whole purpose...

[XXxxImmortalxxXX]

look under my undetectable batch file there is a link to a download converter to convert your .bat files

[microapple]

most .bat converters work quite well and allow a lot of customization.

[GreenGrass]

But the pages you download them from are always red with McAfee siteadvisor

[XXxxImmortalxxXX]

my converter is not a viruse its virus free go check it out