[AHRIMANSEFID]

Hi All

ME Add Folder For Install Copy To Drive C: .
ME Need Command For End INstall Delete Folder.

Thank You

Sorry BAd LAng

[T D]

Batch file:

RD /S /Q "<path_to_folder>"

Put it in [GuiRunOnce] or RunOnceEx or a cleanup.cmd or something.
Use Google.

[justhink]

Make a "Remove.cmd" for removing folder with subfolder..

RD /S /Q "Folder Path"
DEL /Q /F %systemdrive%\Remove.cmd

Example Of RunOnceEX.CMD

REG ADD %KEY%\095 /VE /D "Removing Temporary Files and Restarting Computer" /f
REG ADD %KEY%\095 /V 1 /D "%systemdrive%\WINDOWS\System32\Remove.cmd" /f
[color=#FF0000]REG ADD %KEY%\095 /V 2 /D "psshutdown -t 40 -r -f" /f[/color] --- If You use PSSHUTDOWN tool for Restart your computer..

[Yzöwl]

justhink, on Jun 24 2006, 08:29 PM, said:

Make a "Remove.cmd" for removing folder with subfolder..

RD /S /Q "Folder Path"
DEL /Q /F %systemdrive%\Remove.cmd

Not quite correct

RD/S/Q "Folder Path"
DEL/F %systemdrive%\Remove.cmd

The /Q switch is incorrect

In your case, to delete your batch file, you could use,

DEL %0

as the last line of your batch file.

However, as most users are using a cleanup.cmd file and cmdow and trying to remove a folder named install in the root of their system drive, how about this for an idea?

place your command file into the Install folder you are trying to remove and have this as the last line in your cleanup.cmd

RD/S/Q "%~DP0"

It will delete the batch file's containing folder, obviously also removing the batch file too!

[AHRIMANSEFID]

Thank You All