Computz....Time to Change

Hello my dear blog readers. I'm sorry for not posting a couple of days. I was busy with some other stuffs.  Today I'm going to show you how you can create executable file(.exe) from a batch file(.bat). You may not know what a batch file is. It's a basically a file with Windows commands. But the point is why I will want to make a executable from a .bat. Well, sometimes you may want to run a command in such a way that others can't see the commands. It's a fact that batch file are used to make simple viruses in early days of Windows operating system. How to create a batch file You  will need a text editor for example Notepad. Then write the commands in the text file with a extension '.bat' or 'cmd'. Convert batch into executable For the conversion process you will need a tiny utility(software) named Bat to Exe Converter( download link ).  Run the utility. Browse the batch file and give a name to your executable and then just compile. You c

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