Run .bat files with cmd again

you can’t revert
have to format now :‘(

Format my pc? @1337boy

if changing the register didn’t solved that yes :‘(

also

black00vikingpro: it’s just a prank bro
s4m p3pp3r confirmed

K, unless I was changing the registry to something else, or not the right thing. Whats your registry for the .bat files?

i don’t have windows

Just do right click on file, open with –> choose other and set one program by default
In your case you would choose cmd as default program when it’s about .bat format file :)

The former hacker strikes again!

http://prntscr.com/ajyywg

these are the only options I get in the context menu………..

Go to properties

@dloser lol.. again

Sometimes it works if you just plug off your graphics card and plug it back in, for me it worked several times. The only problem is when you have a laptop, if this is the case unfortunately you have to completely format your laptop. Be sure to take a backup of all your files, including the registry so that you can restore it back.

*Sigh

Here:
assoc .bat=batfile

PS.: Start C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe with elevated rights first (Administrator) before executing the command.

It’s interesting to see how this guy keeps receiving correct answers to his questions…

not from dloser :P

Na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na Batfile!

.batjoke

Soon my tolerance of pebcak will be low again. :P

and @dloser Oh wow..

http://prntscr.com/ak48hm < Sorry @DOSmaster , the cmd thing did not work :/

The hell?
Did you retry to open it? :D

Maybe this is what you need.
ftype batfile=C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe "%1" && assoc .bat=batfile

Before:

After:

Then retry opening the file.

Might there be an issue then:
procedure OpenHelp; const helpUrl = 'http://superuser.com/questions/29717/associate-a-file-type-with-a-specific-program'; begin ShellExecute(Application.Handle, 'open', PChar(helpUrl), nil, nil, SW_SHOWNORMAL); end;

Excellent last bit of code there DOS master, seems like this will really help OP.
Will also give him a place for his questions.

I sense your tolerance for pibcac is wavering.

@DOSmaster This didn’t work either. Plus, I dunno where to execute that last bit of code…

It did change the registry though, back to it’s original, unchanged form.

I really don’t know how I messed it up THIS much. Kinda dissapointing though. I can still run .bat files, just have to have the .cmd extension instead of .bat…… The .cmd extension still works!

I even attempted this too > http://prntscr.com/akam9k

Are we still on this? :P

The default settings are:
C:\>ftype batfile && assoc .bat batfile="%1" %* .bat=batfile C:\>

@DOSmaster**: cmd.exe doesn’t accept a command line (edit: or executable) as argument.

You can also try running ‘reg query HKCR.bat /s’ and ‘reg query HKCR\batfile /s’ and check/post the output of that for anything strange.

jeez , just shift+right click –> Open command window here –>type mybatfile.bat press enter and it will run.

Yes. And what I usually do is open the file in notepad and execute the commands in it manually. :)

What noob still uses command prompt? PowerShell is the shit these days Vomits at my own words

What about:
- SHIFT+Right clic on a .bat file
- “Open with”
- Browse
go to: C:/windows/systme32/
Select: cmd.exe
- select: “remember this option”.

Done.

Windows users….
Try doing it with commands over CLI, not via GUI elements…

Or in other way:
Try gnome-terminal, konsole, xterm, rxvt, kvt, nxterm or eterm…. with sh (bourne shell),ash,bash,dash,zsh,or ksh if you want, but don’t use microsoft…From DOS to powershell, you’ll never have the same experience ;)

ok i ->[ ]

You array? :P
And PS isn’t as easy as it looks either, when you get into managing servers with it.
But I strongly agree on Linux distros being waaay better then Windows. (Unless you’re called OpenSuse or Ubuntu.)

PS.: I think you forgot to write Bourne-again shell (B.A.Sh or BASH as we know it.) as it’s the Linux version of the Unix v7 Bourne Shell (SH) {It could be that 32v has it as well, but I am not sure about that.}

[quote=DOSmaster]PS.: I think you forgot to write Bourne-again shell (B.A.Sh or BASH as we know it.)[/quote]
No no, i don’t:

with sh (bourne shell),ash,

bash ,dash,zsh,or ksh if you want

[Mode history on]
The Bourne shell (Sh) was the default shell for Unix Version 7. (made in 1977)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bourne_shell
bash = Bourne-again shell is a Unix shell and command language for the GNU Project as a free software replacement for the Bourne shell. (made in 1989)
[Mode history off]

And :
POWERSHELL: First appeared the 14 November 2006 :)
Microsoft take 29 year to realize that CLI is better than GUI ;)

my first answer makes perfect sense, for a windows question, need a windows answer…

the array[] goes… :p

PS: We don’t know yet if BlackViking have succeeded for his probleme!

Probably used my GetHelp Pascal procedure :P

Mr william’s best for sure.
oups sorry, I’m already gone…. OK I leave… again