Script in Autostart schreiben

[Eggsplorer]

Hi,

Ich hab ein Script für Windows Updates, dass nach dem OOBE aufgerufen werden soll. Run/RunOnce ist daher nicht möglich.
Stattdessen möchte ich das Script in den Autostart schreiben lasse. Wenn die OOBE beendet wird und der Administrator angemeldet wird, soll das Update-Script einmalig aufgerufen werden und sich anschl. selbst löschen.

Lang rede, kurzer Sinn:
Wie kann ich folgendes Script in den Autostart schreiben?

RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c " & "C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -File C:\UA\Scripts\win-updates.ps1 -MaxUpdatesPerCycle 100 -RestartRequired 1", "")

Ich würde ungern eine BAT oder EXE reinkopieren, da ich es unsauber finde. Die müsste ja auch zusätzlich irgendwo liegen.

Danke
Eggsplorer

Edited October 23, 2017 by Eggsplorer

[JLogan3o13]

33 minutes ago, Eggsplorer said:

Hi,

I have a script for Windows updates that should be called after the OOBE. Run / RunOnce is therefore not possible. 
Instead I would like to write the script in the autostart. If the OOBE is terminated and the administrator is logged in, the update script is to be called once and then deleted itself.

Long talk, short sense: 
How can I write the following script in the Autostart?

RunWait ( @ComSpec  &  "/ c"  &  "C: \ Windows \ System32 \ WindowsPowerShell \ v1.0 \ powershell.exe -File C: \ UA \ Scripts \ win-updates.ps1 -MaxUpdatesPerCycle 100 -RestartRequired 1" ,  " " )

I would reluctantly a BAT or EXE reinkopieren, since I find it unclean. That should also be somewhere.

Thanks 
Eggsplorer

@Eggsplorer as this is an English forum, please endeavor to post in that language. It will go a long way toward people offering you help if they do not have to first try to decipher what you are asking. 

[Melba23]

Eggsplorer,

This is an English-speaking forum - please repost in that language. Or try autoit.de.

M23

[Eggsplorer]

I am so sorry. I had this forum bookmarked and somehow thought it was german. I was in a rush when writing this post.

I'll create another post in english.

[Skysnake]

Hi

Make a little AutoIt EXE, save it somewhere convenient and then place a link/batch file to it in the Shell:Startup.  You can also try the EXE directly in the startup folder, but Windows does not always honor this.

Skysnake