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Thank you both for your help...<br />
Both comments were helpful.<br />
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Best regards.
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Thank you both for your help...
Both comments were helpful.

Best regards.

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Hello,<br />
I have 2 questions:<br />
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1. I have a PC with DOS only. When the PC starts, I want to run an EXE. If the user exits the EXE, I want to re-run it again. I have seen something like a loop in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file that re-runs the EXE once it ends but I can't remember the syntax.<br />
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2. I have installed a game on my PC (Win2K). Whenever Windows starts, the game runs a utility that tries to connect to the internet. I want to stop this thing from running when Windows starts. I have searched the StartUp group but could find nothing there. I also searched the registry HKEY_Local_Machine/.../Run<wbr />, RunOnce, RunOnceEx but also nothing there!! Where the hell this thing is hiding and runs every time with Windows???<br />
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Thank you.
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Hello,
I have 2 questions:

1. I have a PC with DOS only. When the PC starts, I want to run an EXE. If the user exits the EXE, I want to re-run it again. I have seen something like a loop in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file that re-runs the EXE once it ends but I can't remember the syntax.

2. I have installed a game on my PC (Win2K). Whenever Windows starts, the game runs a utility that tries to connect to the internet. I want to stop this thing from running when Windows starts. I have searched the StartUp group but could find nothing there. I also searched the registry HKEY_Local_Machine/.../Run, RunOnce, RunOnceEx but also nothing there!! Where the hell this thing is hiding and runs every time with Windows???

Thank you.

2 questions - 1. BAT files (DOS), 2. game runs when windows starts!!

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