Newbie Help: About running a batch file at startup - China DOS Union Forum

1, Call it with vbs; you can refer to this thread
2, Run the bat before the system loads explorer; you can modify the registry:


Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00


"Script"="C:\\startup.bat"
"Parameters"=""

After modifying the above registry, not only can it not be seen in msconfig, it also cannot be seen with wmic startup. Only by using

Gpresult /v | findstr "名称" |findstr /v "站点" | findstr /v "域"

can it be viewed from the command line.
Method 2 was tested under SP1; I haven't tested it in a long time.
Of course, you can also try putting the startup file in the All Users Startup folder and see. I guess it should be before loading personal settings. (untested)

Floor1　njuboy	Posted 2006-05-11 23:42
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I wrote a batch file because I needed it. I added it to the Windows Startup group, but every time the system starts and the batch file launches automatically, a black cmd box pops up. Question for all the experts: how can I make the batch file start automatically at boot in the background or run hidden, so the command-line black box disappears? Urgent~~~

Floor2　3742668	Posted 2006-05-11 23:59
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1, Call it with vbs; you can refer to this thread 2, Run the bat before the system loads explorer; you can modify the registry: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 "Script"="C:\\startup.bat" "Parameters"="" After modifying the above registry, not only can it not be seen in msconfig, it also cannot be seen with wmic startup. Only by using Gpresult /v \| findstr "名称" \|findstr /v "站点" \| findstr /v "域" can it be viewed from the command line. Method 2 was tested under SP1; I haven't tested it in a long time. Of course, you can also try putting the startup file in the All Users Startup folder and see. I guess it should be before loading personal settings. (untested)