Why doesn't AUTOEXEC.BAT run after booting? - China DOS Union Forum

Originally posted by qasa at 2007-2-16 11:28:
Finally found the original materials, let's put them up for everyone to see.

Let Windows XP also read environment variables in Autoexec.bat

In Microsoft's Windows NT/2000/XP and other systems, the Autoexec.bat file established in the root directory of drive C is ignored at startup, but sometimes we hope that the computer can read the environment variables in it at startup, which can also be achieved by modifying the registry.
①Open the Registry Editor, locate .
②Create a new string value item named "ParseAutoexec" in the blank space on the right side of the window. And modify its value to "1".

Please note this sentence

Floor16　oilio	Posted 2007-02-17 02:39
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Floor17　Billunique	Posted 2007-03-30 05:43
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Originally posted by qasa at 2007-2-17 00:28: Finally found the original information, and I'll put it up for everyone to take a look. It still doesn't seem to work. What's going on here

Floor18　zh159	Posted 2007-03-30 07:10
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Originally posted by qasa at 2007-2-16 11:28: Finally found the original materials, let's put them up for everyone to see. Let Windows XP also read environment variables in Autoexec.bat In Microsoft's Windows NT/2000/XP and other systems, the Autoexec.bat file established in the root directory of drive C is ignored at startup, but sometimes we hope that the computer can read the environment variables in it at startup, which can also be achieved by modifying the registry. ①Open the Registry Editor, locate . ②Create a new string value item named "ParseAutoexec" in the blank space on the right side of the window. And modify its value to "1". Please note this sentence