Schedule a new task to run,, and enter (or browse) for a command : "cmd.exe"
Choose a date and time to run the command and click [next]
Then check-mark the box "Open advanced properties for this task when finished"
In the advanced properties for the task - add the following text after the "cmd.exe"
:
/d /c del /f /q c:\windows\mybatch.cmd
....so the command looks like this in the "Run:" box in the task's properties :
C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe /d /c del /f /q c:\windows\mybatch.cmd
(obviously, editing the name of your batch [cmd] file name for 'mybatch.cmd' )
OR....
In the "Group Policy Editor" (found on the 'Start Menu' under 'Administrative
Tools' ) navigate to :
Computer Configuration\
Windows Settings\
Then under the "Scripts (Startup/Shutdown)" item, press on the "Add" button and point
the browser at a batch file that you have pre-written with the same (above)
command-line in. i.e.
@echo off
del /f /q c:\windows\mybatch.cmd
....in the batch file. This command will then run at every boot - deleting your batch
[cmd] file.
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Cheers, Tim Meddick, Peckham, London.
