The easiest way to run a batch file on a system startup is to place it in the Windows “Startup” folder or drop there a shortcut.
Programs placed in this folder are meant to run automatically whenever the computer boots up.
In this note i will show how to run a batch file on a system startup for the “Current User” and for “All Users”.
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Run Batch File on Startup
Press the ⊞ Win + R keyboard shortcut to launch the “Run” dialog.
To open the “Startup” folder for the “Current User”, type:
shell:startup
To open the “Startup” folder for the “All Users”, type:
shell:common startup
Click “OK” and paste your batch file or the shortcut to the .bat file, that needs to be run on a Windows startup.
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Best howto on this.
What if we put
shutdown.exe /s /t 00
as the content of the batch file… ?
XD
Why are you so evil
🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
I like the way you think.
BRUH HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
no
Then your computer has virus
How do you do the shortcut?
right click when pasting -> Paste shortcut
Problem is, Win 10 won’t accept a shortcut in the Startup folder. Need another way.
THAT is why they said AT THE BEGINNING OF THIS to EITHER use the bat file IN the start up folder OR use a shortcut, SO, put the bat-file IN the start up folder…..can’t hurt anything, right??