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| Floor1 bibinet | Posted 2005-04-11 00:00 |
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I want to use DOS to write a program that uses the system time to format a hard drive (for example, if I want the system time to reach 2005-10-1 0:00, it will automatically format a hard drive, or delete a file). How should this batch file be written?
Also, how can I add this file into the system processes? |
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| Floor2 zybird | Posted 2005-04-11 00:00 |
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This is very simple! But if you don't explain the specific purpose clearly, probably no one will teach you, because this request looks very suspicious
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| Floor3 JonePeng | Posted 2005-04-12 00:00 |
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Is the OP up to something shady?
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| Floor4 bibinet | Posted 2005-04-12 00:00 |
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Absolutely not doing anything crooked~ I made a website, and because the company treatment is too harsh, I want to leave. So when I leave that company, I want the server to automatically delete that site's contents. I've already done it using Scheduled Tasks, but it's too obvious. If it's discovered, it won't be good for anyone, so I want to see whether a batch file can help me achieve this function~ So I ask the experts for some guidance.
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| Floor5 qb45 | Posted 2005-04-12 00:00 |
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In XP, it seems AUTOEXEC.BAT can't be executed automatically at startup, right?
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