nt.bat?

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What is nt.bat and do I need it? There was a file called nt.bat in
c:\windows\system32, that is no longer there. My machine runs fine without
it, but is the file need for something else?
 
What is nt.bat and do I need it? There was a file called nt.bat in
c:\windows\system32, that is no longer there. My machine runs fine without
it, but is the file need for something else?
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There are files called autoexec.nt and config.nt. They are only needed
when running DOS programs. You can live with out them. NT.BAT is not
a standard XP file (I don`t have one).

Peter Hutchison
 
OK, then it was more than likely a part of some spyware that I have removed.
Good to know.

Thanks
 
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