LiL_Stenly wrote:
You want feedback, I see people mentioning you using batch script. If its just a batch script theres no point of using executables and installers, you can also use syswow64 folder to define if OS is 32 or 64bit so no need of different executables for different architectures too.
SET OST=32
IF EXIST "%SYSTEMROOT%\SYSWOW64" SET OST=64
I'm using batch and bash for everything, because it is comfortable and you can just change the script whenever you like it.
SET OST=32
IF EXIST "%SYSTEMROOT%\SYSWOW64" SET OST=64
I'm using batch and bash for everything, because it is comfortable and you can just change the script whenever you like it.
Thanks for the code! Appreciate your feedback. I will add this to V3
. But that one is a bit trickier unless you get into PowerShell or VBScript...
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). Great thing about the start command is that, as opposed to call <script> or cmd /c <script>, it can be used to run programs minimized / normal / maximized / background cpu / and most important wait for execution to complete. You can use the /d switch to tell it to run from a different folder as a root as well.
