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hi,
I remember there is a way to execute autoexec.bat under doc prompt, without reboot the computer. But I couldn't find it by searching this forum. Could someone draw a line here? Thanks
 
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This in not the place to submit that question and the solution is
just type autoexec at the dos prompt like this

c:>autoexec

that will do and from next time u plz check out where to post a question
 
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Brother please post your messages in appropiate forums in the future. it would be good for all the users.
As for ur answer u can run the .bat file directly by typing out its name and pressing enter. eg
c:\>autoexec.bat
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