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If C:\Windows is in the Path statement then a simple WIN in the last line of the autoexec.bat should do it.<br />
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Cumbo
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If C:\Windows is in the Path statement then a simple WIN in the last line of the autoexec.bat should do it.

Cumbo

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thanks alot my wife is finally happy
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Remember that individual entries in the path statement must be seperated with a semi-colon ; <br />
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Example: set path=C:\;C:\Windows;c:\win<wbr />dows\syste<wbr />m<br />
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The last entry gets no semicolon.<br />
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Cumbo
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Remember that individual entries in the path statement must be seperated with a semi-colon ;

Example: set path=C:\;C:\Windows;c:\windows\system

The last entry gets no semicolon.

Cumbo

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to make it go straight to windows when turning on<br />
I went to dos promptand typed<br />
CD \<br />
e autoexec.bat<br />
I tried WIN &amp;&nbsp;I also put in Windows path<br />
&amp;&nbsp;neither worked
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to make it go straight to windows when turning on
I went to dos promptand typed
CD \
e autoexec.bat
I tried WIN & I also put in Windows path
& neither worked

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