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I agree completely, but people go to forums for help, not to get mocked. What the hell is wrong with this forum anyway good lord. Maybe some of yall need to get off the pedestal your on and stop acting like your better than anyone who is still learning. Dont get me wrong, there are some extremely helpful people here, but i emphasize some

So you want to do away with the .bat completely and convert all to autoit? Its not necessary, you could simply put the .bat in the same dir as the script/exe and use: Run(@ScriptDir & "\example.bat")

Dude seriously? Jesus if ya ain't gonna try to help someone out then don't even reply man Yea FluffyOne, try what tanno suggested: ObjEvent("AutoIt.Error", "myerrorfunction") I was getting a Line -1: error and it fixed the problem for me.

Ah very nice work yxrkt this is the best one i've seen so far

Well there is a proggy called SFXTool (i think it's even free) thats a really simple installation creator that lets you add/remove whatever dialog boxes you choose. So one could remove everything but say the 'installation complete' dialog. But if he used this method, wouldn't it be basically like "double displaying" the same information? Because the installer is verifying that all is error free, then all autoit would be doing is executing the installer, followed by verifying if a dialog box is displayed on screen which obviously, will be on the screen already. I'd say it really depends on how exactly you are installing these files, if you are writing the entire installation into an autoit script, without any outside programs doing any of the installation, you could simply set error flags and display a msgbox if any flags go up.

Alright well since everyone's doing it now (peer pressure is a b****) here's my version, most of you will remember this scene from the movie i'm sure. #include <GUIConstants.au3> #include <WindowsConstants.au3> #include <StaticConstants.au3> #NoTrayIcon HotKeySet("{SPACE}", "call_exit") $gui = GUICreate("", @DesktopWidth, @DesktopHeight, 0, 0, BitOR($WS_EX_TOPMOST, $WS_POPUP)) GUISetBkColor(0x000000) $label = GUICtrlCreateLabel("", 0, 0, @DesktopWidth, @DesktopHeight, $SS_LEFT) GUICtrlSetColor($label, 0x00FF00) GUICtrlSetBkColor($label, 0x000000) GUICtrlSetFont($label, 12, 700, 0, "Lucida Console") GUISetState() $str = string("Wake up, Neo...") $str2 = string("The Matrix has you...") $str3 = string("Follow the white rabbit.") $str4 = string("Knock, knock, Neo.") While 1 For $i = 0 To StringLen($str) $data = StringRight(StringTrimRight($str, StringLen($str) - $i), 2000) GUICtrlSetData($label, $data) If StringMid($str, $i, 1) = "." Then Sleep(500) Sleep(Random(150, 200, 150)) Next Sleep(1000 * 5) For $i = 0 To StringLen($str2) $data = StringRight(StringTrimRight($str2, StringLen($str2) - $i), 2000) GUICtrlSetData($label, $data) If StringMid($str2, $i, 1) = "." Then Sleep(500) Sleep(Random(150, 200, 150)) Next Sleep(1000 * 5) For $i = 0 To StringLen($str3) $data = StringRight(StringTrimRight($str3, StringLen($str3) - $i), 2000) GUICtrlSetData($label, $data) Sleep(Random(150, 200, 150)) Next Sleep(1000 * 5) For $i = 0 To StringLen($str4) $data = StringRight(StringTrimRight($str4, StringLen($str4) - $i), 2000) GUICtrlSetData($label, $data) Sleep(Random(150, 200, 150)) Next Sleep(2000 * 5) WEnd Func call_exit() Exit EndFunc ;==>call_exit

Well you are entitled to your opinion, no offense taken; but don't be so hasty to judge how others handle their computers or their capabilities. The key sentence in your argument that i disagree with is "The concept is to not get a virus in the first place!". Well maybe that is your approach, but i have a junker computer here who's sole life's purpose is to be infected with the newest strains of viruses. So in the event that my main rig does get infected, i'll know what i'm dealing with. If you don't familiarize yourself with potential threats, then no, you won't know how to handle it. And will lose an hdd to reformat, or two, or three. But besides all of this, I require the maximum amount of speed out of my main rig, I spent about $2000 building it and I'm not about to slow it down with any unnecessary program, especially one that eats the amount of resources that an AV does. If all you do is surf the net and play a game or two, fine, enjoy your AV. But if you rendered 3D anim, then i think you may be singing a different tune. I've got about a TB of info that i would hate to lose, my fear (by about 99.99%) is hardware failure, in other words, an hdd dying. The other .01% can go to a fear of a "viral armageddon" lol. PS: To say that you've NEVER been infected because your AV rides in to save the day is FALSE my friend, no AV is foolproof. To think that, I believe is what's silly. It's called 'false sense of security'. I've seen viruses that pass thru VirusTotal.com with flying colors. On top of this I've seen countless legitimate programs fail the test do to false positives. To the originally thread starter, sorry i didn't mean to hijack the topic, i wont add anymore replies to this thread

No the matrix code is a bunch of random characters that resemble the japanese alphabet. Maybe it even is, i dont know, i never took japanese in highschool. Isn't this already a thread? Maybe it's just me but i'm seeing a random blue character every once in a while. Looks pretty decent though I would think you'd need a whole bunch of images for each particular letter

If you're okay with putting the bat file up to see that would make it a bit easier. Is the bat file itself moving the files? What other functions is the bat file using?

LoL. For those not familiarized, Autoit 1-2-3 i believe is found in the Ultimate AutoIt Scripts Collection

mine only flashed with the original sample, the others work fine for me. any of em can read whatever file you want, just change the FileRead("-to whatever-")

You don't use an antivirus at all??? I gotta agree with Manadar. Besides commercial AV proggy's being a waste of resources, once you've dealt with enough virus' you know how to handle them yourself, and more effectively than any AV might i add. It's been a long time since i've lost a drive to a virus, they're isolated and killed before they know what hit 'em. Rootkits don't even stand a chance if you know what you're doing.

Security against what, might i ask?

Ah this is too cool, i was tryin to figure out a way to do this too How can I clear the screen after specific lines?

This is a pretty sweet little program, cheers I guess my only main suggestion would be to encrypt the data in the settings.ini or at least the pass. Out of curiosity, what prompted you to use an .ini over say the registry for example?