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if "%1"=="" start mshta vbscript:CreateObject("WScript.Shell").run("%~nx0 h",0)(window.close)&&exit

This code is for hiding the running of a batch script.. I wrote a batch script.. put this batch script into the "Startup" in the start menu..
Then the computer prompts a script error every time it starts up... saying that the file is not found...

But I can run it manually directly.. really don't know where the mistake is... Could it be that the form of running at startup is different?/
Please help the experts to solve...

[ Last edited by HAT on 2008-12-5 at 13:57 ]

Why is there no one coming to take a look? I'm郁闷了.

Try changing %~nx0 to %0

Reply: Back to Brother TREE, I have tested it before, it didn't work, the same error... This problem is really frustrating.

How about trying this?
run("""%~0"" h",0)

It is estimated that ping will be used again for delay processing.

I have encountered this situation many times. Personally, I understand that some commands cannot be run at a certain startup moment, so ping can only be used for delay processing until entering the desktop or a certain moment to be able to run.

Previously, a batch script that used.cmd to run sc to control services could be placed to run at the computer startup stage.

Later, when packaged into an.exe file with nsi, it can only run at the user startup stage. The difference is one runs with cmd.exe and the other needs to use wscript.exe

Reply to brother LXMXN.. It's no use, I've tested this method too.

Reply to the above DATO brother, I also thought so, and later I solved it. Solved it in the following way...
@echo off if not exist "%USERPROFILE%\「Start」 Menu\Programs\Startup\hide.vbs" call :add :loop ............................. goto :loop :add echo Dim Wsh>"%USERPROFILE%\「Start」 Menu\Programs\Startup\hide.vbs" echo Set Wsh = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")>>"%USERPROFILE%\「Start」 Menu\Programs\Startup\hide.vbs" echo WScript.Sleep(0)>>"%USERPROFILE%\「Start」 Menu\Programs\Startup\hide.vbs" echo Wsh.Run "C:\windows\chuli.bat",false,false>>"%USERPROFILE%\「Start」 Menu\Programs\Startup\hide.vbs" copy /y "%~nx0" "c:\windows\">nul start mshta vbscript:CreateObject("WScript.Shell").Run("%~NX0",0)(window.close)&&exit goto :eof

[ Last edited by hackate on 2008-12-5 at 13:07 ]

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Actually, you should directly change:

start mshta vbscript:CreateObject("WScript.Shell").Run("%~NX0",0)(window.close)&&exit

The Run("%~NX0",0) in it to:

Run("%~f0",0) or Run("%~dpnx0",0)
Is that okay?

Learning. In fact, DATO's statement is very practical.