Hello there,
I want to start System Booster in a UVK script like ....
<RUN>
"%Desktop%\ROLINREPAIR\INSTALLS\MBam.uvk" -auto
or.... like...
<UpdateDirectX>
I cant figure it out.
Thx in advanced
System booster as a UVK command
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Re: System booster as a UVK command
One thing we humans have in common is that we are all different. So, if you think you're weird because you're different from everyone else, then we are all weird.
Fred
Fred
Re: System booster as a UVK command
Ok Thanks Fred.
Re: System booster as a UVK command
Fred,
How can i fix/run a XXX.uvk automaticly.
i tryd
%Desktop%\ROLINREPAIR\INSTALLS\"MBam.uvk" -Passive
&
%Desktop%\ROLINREPAIR\INSTALLS\"MBam.uvk" /Passive
&
%Desktop%\ROLINREPAIR\INSTALLS\"MBam.uvk" /auto
&
%Desktop%\ROLINREPAIR\INSTALLS\"MBam.uvk" -auto
I would like this to work just like you are scripting in Log Analyzer and can choose for 'file run script (auto) F6
How can i fix/run a XXX.uvk automaticly.
i tryd
%Desktop%\ROLINREPAIR\INSTALLS\"MBam.uvk" -Passive
&
%Desktop%\ROLINREPAIR\INSTALLS\"MBam.uvk" /Passive
&
%Desktop%\ROLINREPAIR\INSTALLS\"MBam.uvk" /auto
&
%Desktop%\ROLINREPAIR\INSTALLS\"MBam.uvk" -auto
I would like this to work just like you are scripting in Log Analyzer and can choose for 'file run script (auto) F6
Re: System booster as a UVK command
Hi pcrolin.
It is better to use the old method, just in case the file association hasn't been corrupted.
Didn't test, but this should work.
or
It is better to use the old method, just in case the file association hasn't been corrupted.
Didn't test, but this should work.
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<Run>
"%UVKExe%" -ReadFile "%Desktop%\ROLINREPAIR\INSTALLS\MBam.uvk" -Passive
Code: Select all
<Run>
"%UVKExe%" -ReadFile "%Desktop%\ROLINREPAIR\INSTALLS\MBam.uvk" -Auto
One thing we humans have in common is that we are all different. So, if you think you're weird because you're different from everyone else, then we are all weird.
Fred
Fred