gunsmokingman

I would check to make sure the path is correct for messenger. As to the klite, you have it install from a cmd, there could be a problem with that.

It does not work from the sfx also, but I tried just the script by it self and it removed the folder.

Rename the file wscript.exe is the name of a windows file. Also you will have to add these line to the script.

Save the script that I posted with the correct folder path. Then right click the file, select add to archive From there check the Create SFX archive Then press the ok button Then right click the new SFX file, select open with winrar Select the comments button then paste the SFX code. If you would post what you wanted cleanup with full paths. I would make you a script and sfx for you to use

Here a suggestion make a winrar sfx file, with this script in it. This then extracts the script to your temp folder then it runs the delete stuff. Save as Cleanup.vbs Winrar SFX This will delete the folder if it exists and then delete the script file in the temp folder.

Here is a vbs script that you might be able to use. Since it using WMI you can run it against remote machines.

I have redone this and have added defrag and run all function to this. IeCleanupTool.exe

The new one is a Vb.net app the hta is posted a couple of post up. Thank you MC I have made some layout changes and added the ability to disable or enable Local User Accounts. UsersManager.exe

I have fixed it now so the accounts are added now. If you have any suggestion about what to add please post. This requires net framework to be install. ManageUser.exe

Here is a link to where I learned about vbs scripting, the articles are very well written and all the scripts are fully explained in details. The Hey, Scripting Guys! As to your other post I was unsure if you wanted the files deleted after they have been copy to the upload folder If you wanted to delete the file after it been copy to the upload folder then add this line to the script.

Ok I added a check to see if the file is not in the end location Save As WhatEver.vbs Since I am not sure what you want I have left a Comment out part of the script that will copy the file as it original name. It set to copy the file as lock.dat Use this to copy all the files in the parent folder as lock.dat Use this to copy the file with it original name This script will overwrite the lock.dat each time it loops threw the collection. So a move file is not needed.

Try this script just place it in the main folder. It goes threw the folder every 90 seconds, when it has ran 10 times it will ask you to continuue or quit. You have to have this folder C:\lock_upload\ or change StrDestination = "C:\lock_upload\" this to match the end location.

Change this I forgot to add that to the dim When using Option Explicit all varibles have to be dim Sorry about the errors I am doing this from guessing.

Change this To this When I wrote this up I forgot the & before the NewName(1) in the line. Edit you could also have the line look like this Edit I made a change in the script, I added a counter to it. The number get added to the name, this will prevent you from only ending up with 1 file in the destination folder.

Try this This uses the split and replace methods. The Split makes a 2 element array Then you replace the first array element with the name you want. Then you copy the new name plus "." and the second array element.

How? I'm using XP's standard command prompt (not PowerShell.) Try this vbs script it has 2 examples of how to get the desktop path. Save As DesktopPath.vbs

Since cmd promt is not my best, here is a VBS script that should do what you want. Save As ListDir.vbs

Change this line in the script, I am using Vista so my desktop path doesnt have spaces in it. Yes what you ask is possible Example Only If ran like this it will error out

Here is a vbs script to pull out the bios info, to figure out what you want to use from this.

I have made a couple of changes to the HTA 1:\ More file types to list 2:\ Single file search only. 3:\ Removed the local computer button 4:\ Add a clear button 5:\ Layout changed Code updated to this link Updated Rar ColTextFiles_V3.rar

Maybe try this start msconfig

Then try this it is a VBS script Save as PlayMusic.vbs I do not know if this script will work, I am on Vista and mplay32.exe is in my music folder. This script plays all my music files in the folder and the player is not visable.

Perhaps you should check to see if the file exists first

Try this

Yes you can play music or sound during the install at the t13. In the cmdlines.txt add a cmd for playing the sound Example cmdlines.txt [COMMANDS] MyMusic.cmd MyMusic.cmd