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rubrami281
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Nov 9, 2008 at 10:27 PM
Nov 9, 2008 at 10:27 PM
Your .bat file will contain basic commands that you can run in a command prompt. For example "del C:\Downloads\Temp\*". You will create your .bat file with a text editor, like notepad.
Once this is done you will need to setup a time for it to run in the Windows Task Scheduler, which you will happily find in the Control Panel under Scheduled Tasks.
Now sit back, and relax. You're off to the races.
Once this is done you will need to setup a time for it to run in the Windows Task Scheduler, which you will happily find in the Control Panel under Scheduled Tasks.
Now sit back, and relax. You're off to the races.
Nov 9, 2008 at 11:06 PM
Thanks for your help but my problem is that i have many files stored everywhere in 2 different drives and i cannot list out locations of all these files
Besides, is there anyway to automatically run a bat file without using Windows Task Scheduler?
Thanks a lot!
Hop
Nov 14, 2008 at 02:57 AM
You can place a shortcut to the *.bat file that you have created , in the Windows startup folder
Right click on the "START" button, then left click on "Open All Users"
Navigate to PROGRAMS > STARTUP and then create your short cut there.
Then when Windows starts up the batch file will run, performing the tasks that you have coded into the batch file