Well, I had a script that will do this, I've changed it to my needs but
below is what I use for a autorun script in Windows 95/98.
Now, when I got it from my friend their was a little choice thing, all
it did was make the script stop for a number of seconds usally called if
a crash happenes. I took it out because it started to hang some time.
(Change the drive/path specifacations)
@echo off
:beginning
e:\circle~1\bin\circle -de:\circle~1\lib %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9 4545
if exist ".killscript" goto out
if exist ".pause" goto out
if exist ".fastboot" del ".fastboot"
if exist ".fastboot" goto beginning
goto beginning
:out
set port=
set data=
if exist ".killscript" del ".killscript"
Anthony Benjamin wrote:
>
> I was wondering if there was anyway to write a reboot script or
> something similar for Windows 95, I can't quite get it to reboot or use
> any of the scripts in 95, and I was wondering if anyone found a work
> around for the problem....
>
> Anthony - Newbie Coder
>
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