January 3, 200521 yr hii have some batches which i want run fully invisible (normaly always gg).the batches run fine on my normal system..but in installationmode of windows nothing will run.my installtion is about MCE 2005i run some exe out from xplode and one bye SetupPrams at T-9NOTE: suddenly the exe also don't run in normal mode after installtion of MCE, but the batch. *?*does anyone confirm the problem or agree that this will happen if anything is checkt or something other?i run QBFC in ghost mode (nothing to see)or does anyone know another easy cmd to exe toolor maybe another method to hide cmd windows completly?! (absolutly nothing)
January 3, 200521 yr Heh, is sec a really big problem? In that casu use vbscript with wscript interpreter
January 3, 200521 yr Author in the end it's something like a exam... and i think it would me more "smooth" if there is nothing which pops up hm.. vbscrip... hm... i have no knowlege at this.
January 3, 200521 yr Then study Vbscript (with ADSI and WMI) is one of the most powerfull tools for administrator...Ok, in that case why not use RunOnceEx instead of batch files?
January 3, 200521 yr I also use Quick Batch File Compiler. I just use it because of the "Ghost" feature (no need to use cmdow! ). The problem that I noticed with this nice program is... sometimes it doesn't run all the commands (for a batch file with long series of commands). The solution that works for me is adding spaces (or echo) between lines.
January 3, 200521 yr Author I also use Quick Batch File Compiler. I just use it because of the "Ghost" feature (no need to use cmdow! ).thats the reason hm... okay i have spaces between the lines... i will try witch echo oder cls ... maybe that works...whitch version do you use?
January 3, 200521 yr shhh... people might hear our secret totoymola... hahhahaI also use it to make totally silent cmd
January 3, 200521 yr shhh...... the spirits might wake up.Seriously we need to let more people know about Ghost mode.Hopefully they will add this to unattended.msfn.org
January 3, 200521 yr Another option is IExpressing the cmd files. Just type iexpress in the run prompt and follow the menus. Very simple and completely silent if you choose it to be.
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