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Tony Hoyle
It took me a while to find this.. didn't initially
attribute it to antispyware (thought it was a strange bug
in cmd.exe)
With antispyware loaded, if you execute a batch file in
cmd.exe it'll only ever work *once*. After that no batch
files will work at all.. they simply won't run.
eg: (must start with a new cmd.exe)
D:\>echo @echo batch file running >test.bat
D:\>test
batch file running
D:\>test
D:\>
The second (and all subsequent times) time the script did
*not* run. After this no batch files will run until the
cmd.exe is killed and restarted.
Antispyware also does not prompt for permission to run the
script at any point - presumably this works only from the
GUI (which IMO makes it a bit useless, but whatever...)
Tony
attribute it to antispyware (thought it was a strange bug
in cmd.exe)
With antispyware loaded, if you execute a batch file in
cmd.exe it'll only ever work *once*. After that no batch
files will work at all.. they simply won't run.
eg: (must start with a new cmd.exe)
D:\>echo @echo batch file running >test.bat
D:\>test
batch file running
D:\>test
D:\>
The second (and all subsequent times) time the script did
*not* run. After this no batch files will run until the
cmd.exe is killed and restarted.
Antispyware also does not prompt for permission to run the
script at any point - presumably this works only from the
GUI (which IMO makes it a bit useless, but whatever...)
Tony