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Hi,<br />
create a batch file,<br />
something like this,<br />
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c:\Proram Files\Game name\game.exe -remove<br />
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and run the batch file<br />
thanks hope this helps
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Hi,
create a batch file,
something like this,

c:\Proram Files\Game name\game.exe -remove

and run the batch file
thanks hope this helps

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As my post advised, that was my first attempt. The games are protected windows files, a simple bat file does not work.
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As my post advised, that was my first attempt. The games are protected windows files, a simple bat file does not work.

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Save as a .vbs rather than a .bat and run, or to run as part of an existing batch file, add a call like:<br />
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cscript removegames.vbs
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Save as a .vbs rather than a .bat and run, or to run as part of an existing batch file, add a call like:

cscript removegames.vbs

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was dying to find the way to script this. Even got rid of the start menu folder - Thanks!<br />
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II've voted the comment most helpful :)
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was dying to find the way to script this. Even got rid of the start menu folder - Thanks!

II've voted the comment most helpful :)

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I have group of machines that I want to use a batch file to delete the windows games (sol,exe, winmine.exe etc..() from the machines. For various reasons i do not want to use the add/remove applet to do this. I wrote a simple bat file to delete the executables but seconds after the files that i deleted are then recreated again by the system??? How can i write a .bat file to remove the games? i believe for some reason that these are considered windows protected files so you cant delete them this way, is there an easy workaround?
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I have group of machines that I want to use a batch file to delete the windows games (sol,exe, winmine.exe etc..() from the machines. For various reasons i do not want to use the add/remove applet to do this. I wrote a simple bat file to delete the executables but seconds after the files that i deleted are then recreated again by the system??? How can i write a .bat file to remove the games? i believe for some reason that these are considered windows protected files so you cant delete them this way, is there an easy workaround?

How to delete windows game with batch file

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