I had to go out and purchase XP Home because Bill Gates didn't think I had already paid enough for my legally licensed copy of XP Pro... So now I am trying to get a shutdown script to work with gpedit.msc. I type it in the run box dialogue and it doesn't exist. I google gpedit in xp home and numerous people say it doesn't have it. Well that's okay since all gpedit does is add regkeys, so I could do it through regedit. I am having a real time trying to figure out where to put it in there, I don't want to screw anything up... I stuck it in the Run folder under CurrentVersion and it did something with the batch file at boot, like it ran but it didn't delete anything... I guess it needs to be a program that I have startup or are those just processes? The script I am trying to run is one that cleans crap off my computer everytime I shut it down. Here is the text from the batch file-
del "C:\Documents and settings\*\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.ie5\*\*.*/q"
del "C:\Documents and settings\*\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.ie5\index.dat/q"
del "C:\Documents and settings\*\Local Settings\Temp\*.*/q"
del "C:\Documents and settings\*\Local Settings\Temp\*/q"
del "C:\Windows\Temp\*.*/q"
del "C:\Windows\Temp\*/q"
That worked before through gpedit as a batch file... how do I make it an executable or leave it a batch file and have a shutdown script section in the registry. Any help is appreciated.
del "C:\Documents and settings\*\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.ie5\*\*.*/q"
del "C:\Documents and settings\*\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.ie5\index.dat/q"
del "C:\Documents and settings\*\Local Settings\Temp\*.*/q"
del "C:\Documents and settings\*\Local Settings\Temp\*/q"
del "C:\Windows\Temp\*.*/q"
del "C:\Windows\Temp\*/q"
That worked before through gpedit as a batch file... how do I make it an executable or leave it a batch file and have a shutdown script section in the registry. Any help is appreciated.