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If you run a "cls" as first command in the batch file no one would notice the invalid command of the PK header either (and not get possibly confused).
by sebazzz 4y ago
If you run a "cls" as first command in the batch file no one would notice the invalid command of the PK header either (and not get possibly confused).
- 13of40 4y agoRight now I'm just using the PowerShell part to move the cursor up and to the left and delete it. You can still see the PK$#@($!!!1 for a nanosecond, but that just gives it character in my opinion.