during t12 my installs.cmd executed its operation

and after my uaXP finishes,, it runs a run.bat on gui runonce

i want to use *.exe instead( sth like converting bat to exe)

so that all my code is encrypted or hidden

i tried Quick Batch File Compiler but it unable to operate its command in t-12

hope the application is only for win32

plz guide me.. what to do

Edited :

I tried exescript,,

its amizing,, it totally hide the contents of the batch (convert to exe)

Edited July 15, 200620 yr by Nepali

Your CMDs are deleted after finishing the PC setup. What are you worried about?

Edited:

it on the CD.. inside $oem$..

how can be a CD contents be deleted ..

Edited July 14, 200620 yr by Nepali

I believe this is from the maker of msistub.exe, i really dont know.

I do know, it works great. I've used it for about a year already.

usage: hidcon.exe yourcommandfile.cmd

Get it here

shark

Edited July 14, 200620 yr by Shark007

what the output..

i tried

hidcon.exe installs.cmd (they are in same folder)

but i couldn't see any output..

nothing seems to be happning

hahaha

Did I post a joke, man?!

it on the CD.. inside $oem$..

So, do you leave such CDs, with your customers/coworkers?

how can be a CD contents be deleted ..

Since this could be a joke, I'd say: FORMAT IT! HAHAHA!

what the output..

i tried

hidcon.exe installs.cmd (they are in same folder)

but i couldn't see any output..

nothing seems to be happning

This program HIDES the blackbox cmd window so the user SEES nothing.

The installs.cmd file is being run but is hidden.

I thought his was what you were asking for.

shark

Well i am extreamly sorry @ mazin, i didn't meant that..

what i actually meant is ,,

my CMDLINES.TXT has following code'

[COMMANDS]".\installs.cmd"

".\user.cmd"

i got file named user.cmd and installs.cmd inside $oem$

User.cmd

@ECHO OFF

TITLE Enhancing UAXP 2007 Ver 6.02

@dcp rowcol 02 01 "Creating User Account Policy..." bright green

net user Root /add >nul

net localgroup Administrators Root /add >nul

net accounts /maxpwage:unlimited >nul

@dcp rowcol 05 01 "Completed...." bright red

installs.cmd

@ECHO OFF

TITLE Enhancing UAXP 2007 Ver 6.02

@dcp rowcol 01 20 "Starting installation of Applications" bright yellow

echo.

@dcp rowcol 03 01 "Implementing system performance settings..." bright green

START "Updating Windows Policies" /WAIT ".\av\kav.exe" /S

rem START "" /WAIT REGEDIT /S ".\REG_FILES\wmp.reg"

@dcp rowcol 04 01 "Completed...." bright red

@dcp rowcol 06 01 "Removing un-necessary files..." bright gren

REM start "loading....." /WAIT msiexec /i MSN\MsnMsgs.msi /q

@dcp rowcol 07 01 "Completed...." bright red

codes are more.. i am just giving the example

so anybody can view the contents inside my cmd files

i want to hide these codes permanently , so that the code are un-understandable to anybody

but still can perform the task specified.

sth like bat2exe

I tried Quick Batch File Compiler, the output exe can perform in windows environment like a charm, but can't give the same output in t-12

Edited July 14, 200620 yr by Nepali

I believe this is from the maker of msistub.exe, i really dont know.

I do know, it works great. I've used it for about a year already.

usage: hidcon.exe yourcommandfile.cmd

Get it here

shark

does this hidcon as same as cmdow?

i am using cmdow and symantec detect as a virus ... maybe this one can replace my cmdow...............

You can try my tool cmdhide.exe

It is a little larger in size... but it will do the job for ya. Read the instructions on that site. My suggestion is to try using the Window Name option for hiding your script if cmdhide.exe yourcommandfile.cmd doesn't work.

You can try my tool cmdhide.exe

It is a little larger in size... but it will do the job for ya. Read the instructions on that site. My suggestion is to try using the Window Name option for hiding your script if cmdhide.exe yourcommandfile.cmd doesn't work.

works like charm =)

cool tools

Thanks .......

You can try my solution posted HERE. A little tricky, but it should work for you.

Hi Nepali,

Don't forget our all-weather friend nircmd.exe. It alone can do wonder in your all batch operations with its repertoire of marvellous set of switches and commands. In your case you just put the nircmd.exe file inside your $OEM$ folder and write in your cmdlines.txt like below:

[COMMANDS]

".\nircmd.exe execmd installs.cmd"

".\nircmd.exe execmd user.cmd"

Enough to solve the problem!

@MOONLIGHT SONATA

Thanks all,,

exescript was the solution i was looking for..

it convert my bat, cmd to EXE,, completely encrypted..

@Nepali,

one question still remains though. Does ExeScript compiled EXE(<--- .BAT) can run successfully in pure DOS Mode, like from CMDLINES.TXT or from DetachedProgram @T-39? From your post it looks like it can, just enquiring if you've had any success with it.

Regards.