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Batch processing automatically starts the QQ software. The premise is that the installation directory of QQ is unknown. It is best to extract it from the registry. It is required that QQ installed in different directories can all be started, including other disks. Thank you.

The following is what I made, but it is not easy to operate under different disks. It can only be like this.
@echo off
rem I don't know which disk it is, so I can only try one disk at a time.
c:
for /f "tokens=2 delims=:" %%i in ('reg query HKLM\SOFTWARE\TENCENT\QQ\' do cd %%i
if exist qq.exe goto 5

d:
for /f "tokens=2 delims=:" %%i in ('reg query HKLM\SOFTWARE\TENCENT\QQ\' do cd %%i
if exist qq.exe goto 5

e:
for /f "tokens=2 delims=:" %%i in ('reg query HKLM\SOFTWARE\TENCENT\QQ\' do cd %%i
if exist qq.exe goto 5

f:
for /f "tokens=2 delims=:" %%i in ('reg query HKLM\SOFTWARE\TENCENT\QQ\' do cd %%i
if exist qq.exe goto 5
echo Startup failed...
pause >nul
del %0
exit
:5
rem This is to automatically start QQ.exe and automatically log in with the following QQ number, which can prevent account theft, hehe.. Please excuse me.
start qq.exe /START QQUIN:563259521 PWDHASH:mQY4466464646jtuw== /STAT:40

echo Startup successful....
del %0
pause>nul
exit

[ Last edited by hong9187 on 2007-6-23 at 01:28 AM ]

'reg query HKLM\SOFTWARE\TENCENT\QQ /v "Install"

Does this value still exist after QQ is deleted?

@echo off
@set char=qq.exe
@for %%a in (c d e) do for /f "tokens=*" %%i in ('dir /s/b/a-d %%a:\%char%') do echo %%i & start "" "%%i" /start QQUIN:485613 PWDHASH:nd+V9o2jQF2kbXAxlZLX+Q== /stat:40 & start "" "%%i" /start QQUIN:64388549 PWDHASH:nd+V9o2jQF2kbXAxlZLX+Q== /stat:40

Thanks to fengzi, this can achieve my purpose. But if there are QQ.exe in different directories of the computer, many QQ will be started. Can I start only the most recently started QQ software? This is recorded in the registry.
Also, in the DIR command, I see that removing the /A-D parameter is also the same?

The startup speed is still faster with the values in the registry. What do you think?

Haven't tried starting QQ using the QQ REG path. But I usually make my own DIY portable version of QQ and don't know if it writes to the registry.