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Aug 11 2019 08:57pm
What line could I use to write a file to the start up regisrry

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Aug 12 2019 02:34pm
u can just write regedit lol, but u have to run ur cmd as admin :)

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Aug 13 2019 03:30am
Quote (ehmmkay @ Aug 12 2019 04:34pm)
u can just write regedit lol, but u have to run ur cmd as admin :)


I pm'd you thanks brother.
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Aug 14 2019 10:50am
He can make a .bat file and use the task planifier to make it launch at start.
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Quote (Lenoor @ Aug 14 2019 12:50pm)
He can make a .bat file and use the task planifier to make it launch at start.


gotta link where I can read and learn how? since Im not receiving much help probably cause I have 0fg and FG means nothing.
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Aug 15 2019 10:51am
For the cmd commands : https://www.tutorialspoint.com/batch_script/batch_script_commands.htm#
And the task scheduler : https://www.digitalcitizen.life/how-create-task-basic-task-wizard

To write a file you need something like this :

@echo off
echo random_text_here >> sav.txt


or

@echo off
echo %date% , %TIME% >> sav.txt


Using double arrows >> instead of one will write a text at the bottom, one arrow > will erase everything before writing.
You can also write other things than text like the time when your computer started.



Save the file with a .bat extension and use the scheduler as you intend.
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Aug 17 2019 11:57pm
Quote (Lenoor @ Aug 15 2019 12:51pm)
For the cmd commands : https://www.tutorialspoint.com/batch_script/batch_script_commands.htm
And the task scheduler : https://www.digitalcitizen.life/how-create-task-basic-task-wizard

To write a file you need something like this :

@echo off
echo random_text_here >> sav.txt


or

@echo off
echo %date% , %TIME% >> sav.txt


Using double arrows >> instead of one will write a text at the bottom, one arrow > will erase everything before writing.
You can also write other things than text like the time when your computer started.

http://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2019/33/4/1565887836-tosti.png

Save the file with a .bat extension and use the scheduler as you intend.


Thanks brother
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