I recently ran spybot s/d and adware to check for and immunize pop ups I am getting. I have done this before with no problems in the past. After the recent running of these programs, I have no Autoexec.bat files. When I run sysedit the screen comes up as it can not read the autoexec.bat file. This problem is affecting one program that needs a command in the autoexec.bat file. When I add the path needed in the autoexec.bat file, it does not save after saving the file and rebooting.
Does anyone have any ideas why auto exec.bat will not save the paths or any other ideas??
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Jump to PostJust to clarify-
1. You're saying that it didn't work even when you created a new autoexec.bat file, added the necessary entries there, and then saved the file to the proper location (C:\)?
2. The file you created doesn't contain the entries any more once you reboot? What …
Jump to PostI deleted the .bat file and recreated it
Yes... that is what I'm asking about. How exactly did you "recreate" the file and what exact entries did you put in it?
You might be lucky enough to have a backup version of autoexec.bat on your system somewhere which, even …
Jump to PostThat's pretty strange- just a longshot, but is it perhaps a question of the autoexec.bat file having its read-only attribute set?
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