I need a batch file made that will copy a file to a folder on a workstation then run the file without a reboot
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You can copy a file from one location to another using the copy command.\n\ncopy <sourepath> <destinationpath>\n\nfor example if you are trying to copy a file from a network share to your computer you can use the following line\n\ncopy &#92;&#92;servername&#92;sharename&#92;filename.exe C:&#92;newfilename.exe\n\nas for executing the file, you can simply call the name of the executable file.\n\nc:&#92;filename.exe\n\nThe part about not rebooting had to do with the file you are executing. If the exacutable file has command line switches to prevent a reboot then you can use that.for example windows patches usually have a /NOREBOOT switch available. \n\nIf I knew more about the type of file you are trying to execute without a reboot, I would be able to help you more.
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Norton ghost is not suitable in your case because you only want to backup the data, not the whole harddrive. \n\nThere is a program is call SecondCopy which can do a scheduled automatically backup your data files into any other drive at the background. The program is small and very stable. \n\nYou can download from the below link\n\n\nd10v01b
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yes that is possible or else make a bat file to do so
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try kill copy, its good, specially for use over a network.\nu'll find it here....\n\nhttp://killprog.narod.ru/killcopye.html
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Use the Contractible Header script from Dynamic Drive to EASILY do this.  See source for URL.\n\nGood Luck!
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with a remote software like remote administrator
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execute "Control folders" (go to Start  then "run" type "control folders" ) and then put a cross on item "Sharing in simple mode" ( the last question in the menu)
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If you haven't got MSCONFIG, you can copy it from an XP machine to a Win2K machine and it works just fine.\n\nPut it in C:&#92;Windows&#92;System32 (or C:&#92;Winnt&#92;System32 depending on your Windows folder) and run it from the Run dialog.
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Not in a real operating system, like VMS. In a batch file they run one at a time, so the machine doesn't care; 100 small jobs or one big one, it is all the same.
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Try this little gadget \nArrange startup\n\nfrom here......http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tg=dl-20&qt=arrange%20startup&tag=srch
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It's easy. You can use Shell command.\nexample: Shell "C:&#92;MyDocuments&#92;Program.exe"
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delte iton ur other program than reload on to the xp
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...not sure why you would want to do that, but you could attach some sort of batch file or executable to the windows shell.  It's somewhat unstable but i've seen it done.
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if u have windows server 2003 .\ndo follwing steps,\nstart-prgarms-Administrative tools-Remote desktop then follow the steps.\n\nif u use XP , u can use remte assistant for that.
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you cant unless you have a backup program utility
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I tried this myself after reading your question\nno the file will not be created again and the prosses will work normally as if the program is exist\n\nto try this your self you press CTRL+ALT+F1\ncat /dev/mouse > ~/test\n\nnow without moving your mouse press CTRL+ ALT+F2\nnano (or vim) ~/test\n(file is empty) move your mouse and try a again\nnano ~/test\nfile is filled with meaningless characters\nnow try this \nrm ~/test\n(move your mouse)\nls ~\n(the file will not be listed)\nPress CTRL+ALT+F1\nthe command is still working with no problems\n\nhave a fun
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hit on file > work offline