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@ Paradoxdb3, your further response in this topic has been removed due to its content.

Ah well there's your answer then! You're not calling a dll

I have the same problem using XP! @Echo off Setlocal Set "ak_=Reg add HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnceEx" %ak_% /v Title /d "Testing" /f %ak_% /v Flags /t reg_dword /d 32 /f %ak_%\01 /ve /d "Test with Notepad" %ak_%\01 /v 1 /d "||notepad.exe" >Nul Ping -n 4 127.0.0.1 Rundll32 iernonce,RunOnceExProcess My only explanation for now is APPLIES TOMicrosoft Windows 2000 Server Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Edition Microsoft Windows 98 Standard Edition Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition

You have made an error with your flags entry! It should be either: hex/t reg_dword /d 0x30 or dec/t reg_dword /d 48

That's better, no errors this time! Here's the new MD5s: Just goes to show that the last attempt was different.

Although the files appear to extract, there is an error in doing so. This problem was also evident in the previous 0.5 version too. It's likely your compression utility or the download site which is causing this problem, what are you using to compress the archive? Could you at least provide an MD5 hash for each of the individual files within the archive! Here's what I get: