Batch File Copies Iteslf to Startup (Updated)

this batch file does the following

1) finds if it's in startup
2) if it isn't it coppies itself there
3) it hides itself
4) it runs whatever code is after lable :c (in this case a forced shutdown)

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this is an update from older code

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[daviddwk]

where could i find the file when i decided to delete it of my friends computer?

[devo85x]

@daviddwk wherever you put it after you boot to safe mode.

[Spacehorse99]

can you make a source code link so we dont have to copy iy down manualy would realy help .. thanks

[l33tprofessor]

Fine, i'm doing this for EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

[Bob0p]

@devo85x im sorry about saying most users do not have hidden files viewable I forgot most people are stupid and think they have skills when they make something as simple as this, from commands they more then likely looked up on google and had to copy and paste not understanding that 1/2 the crap in the file is pointless and loops pointlessly, "goto a" - pointless since you already had a if statement saying if it does not exist or if it does there. Meaning you did not understand it fully.

[Bob0p]

@devo85x um no it still takes longer then you expect because the startup folder is in a sequence order on starting up your computer and other programs will delay the shutdown processes that are starting up. meaning. Meaning it will take its time to get to the startup folder if you have other programs on start up, for my computer it takes a good 3 min inorder to start anything in the start up folder meaning I would have more then enough time to react to this little batch file.

[devo85x]

@Bob0p Now check your fail, look at the date posted, no shit there is safe mode, I have said it in previous comments... and when it is set to -t 0 it takes 0 seconds to start shutting down, giving no time for -a... nice try... nice fail... and no most users do not have hidden files viewable. And even if you do use safe mode, it is set as a system file so you can't just straight up delete it without using attrib first...

[Bob0p]

@devo85x now u get no cookiez. u also realize there is such thing as safe mode and by entering it wont start this up there for allowing the user to delete this and also if the user set their "startup" folder to read only this will fail in the attempt of shuting down the computer, and it takes more then 10 second to shut down allowing the user time to actshualy open up run and type in shutdown -a, which aborts the shut down. most users also have hidden files viewable. it takes around 30 seconds

[devo85x]

@Bob0p Wannabe geek?

[Bob0p]

@devo85x yes i r does but uz don'tz haz cheeze burgerz andz doez notz knowz lolz.