People tell me a reliable bat to exe converter. The main thing is that without viruses, because exe will go to many PCs.?

Question

System administration

In general, I need to put the 7 script in autoload with admin rights.
The easiest way for me to do this is by checking the box to run as administrator. And you can only put a tick on exe.

Answer 1

you don't need a bat-exe converter for autostart tasks.
If you want with the highest rights - do the scheduled task
Triggers: "at startup"
Actions: cmd.exe / with your script.bat
General: run as the specified user, and check the "with the highest rights"
Other parameters to taste.

Answer 2

reliable bat to exe converter

winrar.

Answer 3

People tell me a reliable bat to exe converter.

These don't happen.

In general, I need to put the 7 script in autoload with admin rights.

Set who interferes.

The easiest way for me to do this is by checking the box to run as administrator. And you can only put a tick on exe.

You can run any executable file from any user.

Answer 4

Try not to use BAT/CMD files (due to the extremely limited set of commands), preferring VB or JS scripts. There is www.abyssmedia.com/scriptcryptor
for them. Another option: there is such a thing as Macro Scheduler Pro.
Here, in my opinion, it can convert its scripts into EXE files ...
And the last option, but quite complicated, but incredibly heaped up - this is AutoIt
You can say that this is almost a programming language!
For Windows 7, I think the most reasonable solution would be a PowerShell-based script, especially since it already exists
at the system level... You can do anything you can think of and even more!