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#1 andyfair1

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Posted 29 June 2026 - 05:47 PM

I have used the software for years and copying the whole directory onto my new Windows 11 laptop hasn't worked.
I don't want to lose my many tables and roms that I've played forever.

Thank you to anyone who has any advice.
Having worked on computers for nearly 40 years I thought I had a little technical ability, but obviously not!

 

Update - back to where I started. I have the exe files but they don't work. This is exactly what happened when I copied everything over... I just get this error message 0xc00007b

I have tried running as administrator and I have downloaded and installed latest Direct X files. Still getting the error message.


Edited by andyfair1, 29 June 2026 - 06:43 PM.


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Posted 29 June 2026 - 07:16 PM

It's a migration.

 

Some programs still need to be installed and/or Registered.

My recent migration is documented here somewhere. I (by choice) have less than 50 VPX tables.

 

The only thing I didn't do (which I hope to next time) is also export all the vPinMame stuff from the old computer's Windows Registry.



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Posted 29 June 2026 - 07:44 PM

Thanks. I think I saw your posts re Direct X but it hasn't worked for ne.

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Posted 29 June 2026 - 08:09 PM

Hey mate, understand your mess, but don't worry it's possible. Always keep your source as backup first and foremost. 

 

- on new PC install Baller installer (or VP main installer, this worked better for me as I had a different folder structure to Baller's default C:\Vpinball), then update to latest stable versions: VPX 10.8 2051, Vpinmame 3.6 or 3.7 beta, FlexDMD and B2S latest

- configure it so you can run a table without issues

- copy over your Tables directory and check if tables are running as expected. Also copy and overwrite the full Vpinmame directory (but only if you were on the same, current version). Important files are VPMalias, DMDdevice.ini, and of course your roms, altsound/altcolor and nvram, that will be preserved then

- you can also copy VpinballX.ini to keep your setting like key bindings.

- Export from registy Freeware/Vpinmame and import it on the new PC to restore your DMD settings etc. 
 



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Posted 29 June 2026 - 08:13 PM

Thanks. I think I saw your posts re Direct X but it hasn't worked for ne.

 

Yeah, No.

 

IIRC, that was about me finally upgrading to VPX 64-bit Direct-X.

For now (on a new install of VPX v10.8.0) I'm pretty sure you can just use the normal VPinballX.exe (which is VPX v10.8.0 32-Bit for Windows Direct-X).



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Posted 29 June 2026 - 08:34 PM

I have used the software for years and copying the whole directory onto my new Windows 11 laptop hasn't worked.
I don't want to lose my many tables and roms that I've played forever.

Thank you to anyone who has any advice.
 

 

I've really only migrated my install a couple of times. Neither time was it acceptable to lose any tables or existing configuration.
a. Once I got a better computer to use
b. A year later ... I setup a "parallel install" when finally moving from v10.7.x to v10.8.0

 

Both times. I just did a normal install, then

a. Registered any required programs (as during a normal new install)
b. Copied over the obvious files
c. Copied over key config files
 

Seemed to work fine. All I really had to still do to most tables was to drag the vPinMame DMD back into place onto my cabinet's Screen-3.

 

So, more like this post (and follow that linked page):

https://www.vpforums...=56633&p=551220


Edited by Tesla, 29 June 2026 - 08:35 PM.


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Posted 30 June 2026 - 08:46 AM

Thank you both, I will attempt tomorrow. Very much appreciate the advice.

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Posted 30 June 2026 - 09:20 AM

Thank you both, I will attempt tomorrow. Very much appreciate the advice.

 

If you don't get any further then let us know what exe is throwing the error. The error you mentioned sounds very much like an issue with pinup popper (rather visual pinball itself) - see http://https://www.v...=57483&p=554008



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Posted 01 July 2026 - 09:22 AM

 

Thank you both, I will attempt tomorrow. Very much appreciate the advice.

 

If you don't get any further then let us know what exe is throwing the error. The error you mentioned sounds very much like an issue with pinup popper (rather visual pinball itself) - see http://https://www.v...=57483&p=554008

 

 

Thank you, the link you posted does not work.

 

From my executables

VPinball 921 loads as does VPinball 8

 

It is the two I use VPinball995 and VPinball_PhysMod5_updated that are showing the 0xc000007b error message.



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Posted 09 July 2026 - 04:07 PM

Update.
I have just done a fresh install.
I have then copied over my tables and roms.

Still got exactly the same error message vpinball995 or VpinballX will not start. (this application was unable to start correctly 0xc000007b)

Vpinball921 is the only one that will open.

Absolutely stuck, sorry!
 


Edited by andyfair1, 09 July 2026 - 04:09 PM.


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Posted 09 July 2026 - 07:00 PM

Update.
I have just done a fresh install.
I have then copied over my tables and roms.

Still got exactly the same error message vpinball995 or VpinballX will not start. (this application was unable to start correctly 0xc000007b)

Vpinball921 is the only one that will open.

Absolutely stuck, sorry!
 

 

I would imagine Visual Pinball v9.x (dot anything) is very old code and hasn't been touched in years.

 

On Windows-11, you should be able to run:

 

VPX 8.0 for Windows (VPX v10.8.0)
VPinballX.exe 32bit Direct-X
VPinballX64.exe 64bit Direct-X
 
and also ...
 
VPX 7.x for Windows (VPX v10.7.x) 32bit Direct-X
VPinballX4.exe ... Visual Pinball 32bit Direct-X v10.7.4  ... a very slightly upgraded version of v10.7.2 ... that was personally proven to work fine on Windows-10 (and be solid) and pretty sure also Windows-11.
EDIT: Yes, it starts fine on my Windows-11 daily-driver in office.

Edited by Tesla, 09 July 2026 - 07:03 PM.


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Posted 09 July 2026 - 09:07 PM

As Telsa described, its not possible to simply copy programs from one PC (or directory) to another PC. 

Moving programs from one PC to another is even trickier because Windows blocks the program files for security reasons (check the "Properties" > "Security" tab for the "Unblock" checkbox indicating the file came from another computer or internet).

 

During and after installation, Windows programs typically store system and user settings in specific hives of the Registry. If you simply copy the files, these settings and configurations will be missing, and the program won't work.
To transfer programs from one PC to another, you would need tools like "EaseUS Todo PCTrans" or "PCmover." However, I have no experience regarding whether these programs always work flawlessly. Therefore, here is a pragmatic but effective approach:

  • Export the programs' user configurations from the old PC, using my script:

    REM Backup of the most important Registrykeys for Vpin-Software as File export
    REM all keys are from the User-hive HKCU, they are valid for the just loggedin user

    @echo off

    REM system language independent use of date/time
    for /f %%x in ('wmic path win32_localtime get /format:list ^| findstr "="') do set %%x
    REM Format that leading "0" will be added, if necessary
    if "%Month:~1,1%"==""   set Month=0%Month%
    if "%Day:~1,1%"==""     set Day=0%Day%
    if "%Hour:~1,1%"==""    set Hour=0%Hour%
    if "%Minute:~1,1%"==""  set Minute=0%Minute%
    if "%Second:~1,1%"==""  set Second=0%Second%

    REM build date and time-string: YYYY-MM-DD_HH-MM-SS
    set MYDATE=%Year%.%Month%.%Day%
    set MYTIME=%Hour%-%Minute%-%Second%
    set DateTime=%MYDATE%_%MYTIME%

    REM every time a new directory is created for the exported keys and log files
    mkdir %DateTime%


    start /wait reg export HKCU\SOFTWARE\DirectOutput %DateTime%\DirectOutput.reg /Y
    start /wait reg export HKCU\SOFTWARE\DOFLinx %DateTime%\DOFLinx.reg /Y
    start /wait reg export "HKCU\SOFTWARE\Future Pinball" %DateTime%\FuturePinball.reg /y
    start /wait reg export HKCU\SOFTWARE\Freeware %DateTime%\VPinMAME.reg /y
    start /wait reg export HKCU\SOFTWARE\PinUPPopper %DateTime%\PinUPPopper.reg /y
    start /wait reg export HKCU\SOFTWARE\UltraDMD %DateTime%\UltraDMD.reg /y
    start /wait reg export HKCU\SOFTWARE\Valve %DateTime%\Steam.reg /y
    start /wait reg export "HKCU\SOFTWARE\Visual Pinball" %DateTime%\VisualPinball.reg /y

    start /wait reg export HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{A23BFDBC-9A8A-46C0-8672-60F23D54FFB6} %DateTime%\DOF-object-registration_HKCR.reg /Y
    start /wait reg export HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\WOW6432Node\CLSID\{A23BFDBC-9A8A-46C0-8672-60F23D54FFB6} %DateTime%\DOF-object-registration_WOW6432.reg /y

    REM save VPinballX.ini
    copy %APPDATA%\VPinballX\VPinballX.ini %DateTime%\VPinballX.ini
  • Install the programs into the same directory on the new PC
  • At first Create a system backup, (EaseUS to backup f.e.)
  • Import the user settings again into the registry of the new pC
  • Copy the files from the old PC into the same directories where they were originally located
  • Check all .exe and .dll files to see if they are blocked, and unblock them if necessary.
  • check and compare the configuration of the programs between the old and the new PC.
  • to unblock all the files within a directory use powershell
    dir -r | unblock-file

My documentation for installing vpin software with PinUpsystem (Baller installer): https://mega.nz/fold...wAXZlOEMQGbdutQ

Files and PDF-docu in the subdir "Installation vPin-Software with Baller-Installer"


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Posted 09 July 2026 - 10:31 PM

Thanks guys. I think I have to probably start from scratch if even that will work. I love Pinball and playing the old machines I used to know, but the technology is too complicated and completely beyond me. Thank you anyway for trying.

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Posted 09 July 2026 - 11:49 PM

 

As Telsa described, its not possible to simply copy programs from one PC (or directory) to another PC. 

 

 

He said he finally did a "fresh install" . I assumed that meant with Toxie's installer.


I think I have to probably start from scratch if even that will work. 

 

Go for it ... it's quick and easy.

 

People clean install all the time. Even parallel installs (that is how you install a beta without messing up your good/working install)


Edited by Tesla, 10 July 2026 - 02:28 AM.


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Posted 10 July 2026 - 12:01 AM

 

 Therefore, here is a pragmatic but effective approach:

  • Export the programs' user configurations from the old PC, using my script:

     

 

 

@Fhjui ,

 

So this cool script is yours?

 

I saved this for future analysis from before ... but I had already swapped computers and was already migrating.

IIRC, the Registry exports would have saved me time with the vPinMame DMD setups on each table.

 

I had a full ToDo list back then. However, I have time now. I think I'm going to go try this right now.

 

Apart for using at Migration time, I was thinking it would be a nice "quick straight-file backup" to do in-between Macrium Reflect Full Backups.


Edited by Tesla, 10 July 2026 - 02:29 AM.


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Posted 10 July 2026 - 04:07 AM

 

Therefore, here is a pragmatic but effective approach:

  • Export the programs' user configurations from the old PC, using my script:

     

 

 

It is the same as the one I scaped off this forum months ago.

This Registry and Config-file backup batch file works fine (AFAICT).

 

I was going to add folders to the bottom like: \Visual Pinball\  ,  \PinballY\  , \PinVol\  , etc.

But I think I'll just add those to a second batch file. Then I can just run both or one-or-the-other.

They run very fast (so no excuse not to have a backup). :)

I like the Date code thing ... very cool.

 

Of course, the Macrium-Reflect Full-Backup Image is what you would restore in case of drive failure (as long as it's current).

But for a Migration ... using this along with the other establish procedures, it could get new computer to be 98% like old one (if not 99.9%).

 

Thanks again for sharing.


Edited by Tesla, 10 July 2026 - 02:46 PM.


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Posted 10 July 2026 - 09:11 AM

@tesla

The batch file doesn't do anything mysterious, so there aren't many ways to structure it.

It took a bit of head-scratching and trial and error to recall the batch syntax from back of the past. The script is an excerpt from some older documentation I have on the subject.

It only backs up user entries; the two "Classes" entries should be treated with caution, as they can change depending on the version.

Likewise, the two Steam (Valve) entries can be ignored unless you have FX3 installed.

You may need to adjust or supplement the script to suit your specific needs.

 

AFIK macrium has no longer a free version, have used til today EaseUS backup in private environment


Edited by fhjui, 10 July 2026 - 09:12 AM.

My documentation for installing vpin software with PinUpsystem (Baller installer): https://mega.nz/fold...wAXZlOEMQGbdutQ

Files and PDF-docu in the subdir "Installation vPin-Software with Baller-Installer"


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Posted 10 July 2026 - 03:12 PM

1. The batch file doesn't do anything mysterious, so there aren't many ways to structure it.

It took a bit of head-scratching and trial and error to recall the batch syntax from back of the past. The script is an excerpt from some older documentation I have on the subject.

 

2. It only backs up user entries; the two "Classes" entries should be treated with caution, as they can change depending on the version.

 

3. Likewise, the two Steam (Valve) entries can be ignored unless you have FX3 installed.

 

4. You may need to adjust or supplement the script to suit your specific needs.

 

5. AFIK macrium has no longer a free version, have used til today EaseUS backup in private environment

 

1. Yeah, but some automations just don't need a fancy GUI.

2. Acknowledged.

3. I left the extra entries.

4. Definitely. It's just nice having it created already.

5. It's important, so I used one of my Macrium Licenses. On my grand-nephew's gaming-computer I found and used (free) RescueZilla. It also does a proper Verify-pass after image-file creation and facilitates restoration to "bare-metal". Those are two features I look for in any "Macrium Replacement" backup solution.


Edited by Tesla, 10 July 2026 - 11:49 PM.


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Posted 11 July 2026 - 08:42 PM

OK yall, this is what I came up with.

Change "Neuron" to the name of the computer it is running on (your cabinet or maybe your daily-driver/development computer).

 

C:\VP-BAK (Neuron)\

-  C:\VP-BAK (Neuron)\Cfg\

-  -   VP-BAK-CFG.bat

-  C:\VP-BAK (Neuron)\Files\
-  -   VP-BAK-FILES.bat
 
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VP-BAK-CFG.bat
 
REM Fhjui's Backup of the most important Registry-Keys for Vpin-Software as File export v1.1
REM All keys are from the User-hive HKCU, they are valid for the just logged-in user

@echo off

REM system language independent use of date/time
for /f %%x in ('wmic path win32_localtime get /format:list ^| findstr "="') do set %%x
REM Format that leading "0" will be added, if necessary
if "%Month:~1,1%"==""   set Month=0%Month%
if "%Day:~1,1%"==""     set Day=0%Day%
if "%Hour:~1,1%"==""    set Hour=0%Hour%
if "%Minute:~1,1%"==""  set Minute=0%Minute%
if "%Second:~1,1%"==""  set Second=0%Second%

REM build date and time-string: YYYY-MM-DD_HH-MM-SS
set MYDATE=%Year%.%Month%.%Day%
set MYTIME=%Hour%-%Minute%-%Second%
set DateTime=%MYDATE%_%MYTIME%

REM every time a new directory is created for the exported keys and log files
mkdir %DateTime%

start /wait reg export HKCU\SOFTWARE\DirectOutput %DateTime%\DirectOutput.reg /Y
start /wait reg export HKCU\SOFTWARE\DOFLinx %DateTime%\DOFLinx.reg /Y
start /wait reg export "HKCU\SOFTWARE\Future Pinball" %DateTime%\FuturePinball.reg /y
start /wait reg export HKCU\SOFTWARE\Freeware %DateTime%\VPinMAME.reg /y
start /wait reg export HKCU\SOFTWARE\PinUPPopper %DateTime%\PinUPPopper.reg /y
start /wait reg export HKCU\SOFTWARE\UltraDMD %DateTime%\UltraDMD.reg /y
start /wait reg export HKCU\SOFTWARE\Valve %DateTime%\Steam.reg /y
start /wait reg export "HKCU\SOFTWARE\Visual Pinball" %DateTime%\VisualPinball.reg /y

start /wait reg export HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{A23BFDBC-9A8A-46C0-8672-60F23D54FFB6} %DateTime%\DOF-object-registration_HKCR.reg /Y
start /wait reg export HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\WOW6432Node\CLSID\{A23BFDBC-9A8A-46C0-8672-60F23D54FFB6} %DateTime%\DOF-object-registration_WOW6432.reg /y

REM save VPinballX.ini
copy %APPDATA%\VPinballX\VPinballX.ini %DateTime%\VPinballX.ini

echo ALL DONE !
pause


 
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VP-BAK-FILES.bat
 
@echo off

echo Backup this computer's most important VPX and Front-End software folders
echo including tables, roms, media assets, and config files v1.2
echo.

REM system language independent use of date/time
for /f %%x in ('wmic path win32_localtime get /format:list ^| findstr "="') do set %%x
REM Format that leading "0" will be added, if necessary
if "%Month:~1,1%"==""   set Month=0%Month%
if "%Day:~1,1%"==""     set Day=0%Day%
if "%Hour:~1,1%"==""    set Hour=0%Hour%
if "%Minute:~1,1%"==""  set Minute=0%Minute%
if "%Second:~1,1%"==""  set Second=0%Second%

REM build date and time-string: YYYY-MM-DD_HH-MM-SS
set MYDATE=%Year%.%Month%.%Day%
set MYTIME=%Hour%-%Minute%-%Second%
set DateTime=%MYDATE%_%MYTIME%

REM set Source and Destination (use no DEST for current folder)
SET SOURCE=C:
SET DEST=D:

echo Ready to backup a lot of folders and files from %SOURCE%
echo.
echo Press CTRL-C to cancel, or
pause

REM every time a new directory is created for the copied files and folders
mkdir %DateTime%

REM save VPinballX.ini
mkdir %DateTime%\AppData-VPX
copy %APPDATA%\VPinballX\VPinballX.ini %DateTime%\AppData-VPX\VPinballX.ini

REM RobustCopy whole folders from root of SOURCE-Drive

robocopy "%SOURCE%\Visual Pinball" "%DateTime%\Visual Pinball" /E /MT:8
robocopy "%SOURCE%\VPX80" "%DateTime%\VPX80" /E /MT:8
robocopy "%SOURCE%\PinballY" "%DateTime%\PinballY" /E /MT:8
robocopy "%SOURCE%\PinVol" "%DateTime%\PinVol" /E /MT:8

echo ALL DONE !
pause

 
Of course, change as required for your system. This is all just read/copy and should not change any of your existing files.

Works for me. Let me know what you think.


Edited by Tesla, 11 July 2026 - 08:46 PM.


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Posted 12 July 2026 - 09:18 PM

Ok. While the one above works fine, this one is a little better.

It preserves all Time-Stamps and everything gets logged. Also includes required special handling of the "Documents" folder (if you want to back that up also).

Using folder structure above, all you should need to change is the Windows Login UserName in one place. My (Admin-class) Local-Account is name Pinball.

 

An easy way search the Log for summaries, is to search by the day of the week. 

 

VP-BAK-FILES.bat

@echo off

echo Backup this computer's most important VPX and Front-End software folders
echo including tables, roms, media assets, and config files v1.3
echo.

REM system language independent use of date/time
for /f %%x in ('wmic path win32_localtime get /format:list ^| findstr "="') do set %%x
REM Format that leading "0" will be added, if necessary
if "%Month:~1,1%"==""   set Month=0%Month%
if "%Day:~1,1%"==""     set Day=0%Day%
if "%Hour:~1,1%"==""    set Hour=0%Hour%
if "%Minute:~1,1%"==""  set Minute=0%Minute%
if "%Second:~1,1%"==""  set Second=0%Second%

REM build date and time-string: YYYY-MM-DD_HH-MM-SS
set MYDATE=%Year%.%Month%.%Day%
set MYTIME=%Hour%-%Minute%-%Second%
set DateTime=%MYDATE%_%MYTIME%

REM set Source and Destination (use no DEST for current folder)
SET SOURCE=C:
SET DEST=D:

echo Ready to backup a lot of folders and files from %SOURCE%
echo.
echo Press CTRL-C to cancel, or
pause

REM every time a new directory is created for the copied files and folders
REM create it and non-Root Alternates
mkdir %DateTime%
mkdir %DateTime%\z-AppData-VPX-INI
mkdir %DateTime%\z-Users-Docs
timeout /t 3 /nobreak

REM save VPinballX.ini
copy %APPDATA%\VPinballX\VPinballX.ini %DateTime%\z-AppData-VPX-INI\VPinballX.ini

REM RobustCopy whole folders from root of SOURCE-Drive (preserve TimeStamps and Log-it)

robocopy "%SOURCE%\B2S-Server" "%DateTime%\B2S-Server" /E /V /TEE /MT:8 /COPY:DAT /DCOPY:DAT /XJD /XJF /LOG+:"%DateTime%\LogFile.txt"
robocopy "%SOURCE%\DirectOutput" "%DateTime%\DirectOutput" /E /V /TEE /MT:8 /COPY:DAT /DCOPY:DAT /XJD /XJF /LOG+:"%DateTime%\LogFile.txt"
robocopy "%SOURCE%\EqualizerAPO" "%DateTime%\EqualizerAPO" /E /V /TEE /MT:8 /COPY:DAT /DCOPY:DAT /XJD /XJF /LOG+:"%DateTime%\LogFile.txt"
robocopy "%SOURCE%\PinballY" "%DateTime%\PinballY" /E /V /TEE /MT:8 /COPY:DAT /DCOPY:DAT /XJD /XJF /LOG+:"%DateTime%\LogFile.txt"
robocopy "%SOURCE%\Pinscape-Tool" "%DateTime%\Pinscape-Tool" /E /V /TEE /MT:8 /COPY:DAT /DCOPY:DAT /XJD /XJF /LOG+:"%DateTime%\LogFile.txt"
robocopy "%SOURCE%\PinVol" "%DateTime%\PinVol" /E /V /TEE /MT:8 /COPY:DAT /DCOPY:DAT /XJD /XJF /LOG+:"%DateTime%\LogFile.txt"

robocopy "%SOURCE%\Visual Pinball" "%DateTime%\Visual Pinball" /E /V /TEE /MT:8 /COPY:DAT /DCOPY:DAT /XJD /XJF /LOG+:"%DateTime%\LogFile.txt"
robocopy "%SOURCE%\VPX80" "%DateTime%\VPX80" /E /V /TEE /MT:8 /COPY:DAT /DCOPY:DAT /XJD /XJF /LOG+:"%DateTime%\LogFile.txt"

robocopy "%SOURCE%\Users\Pinball\Documents" "%DateTime%\z-Users-Docs" /E /V /TEE /MT:8 /COPY:DAT /DCOPY:DAT /XJD /XJF /LOG+:"%DateTime%\LogFile.txt" /XD "My Games" "WindowsPowerShell" /XF "desktop.ini"

echo ALL DONE !
pause

Edited by Tesla, 12 July 2026 - 09:18 PM.