Actually, Run on Windows Operating System is something like a simple application that allows to open an application directly without navigating to its actual location and double-clicking on that executable file.
Let's move on to Create a Run Command
The process is very easily, just follow these simple steps carefully,
- Open Run ( Navigate to Start Menu, then click on 'Run' )
- In the box type the following command- 'regedit', it will open the window's registry, it is a place where various configurations of the Operating System are stored. Please don't mess with Window Registry, if you don't know a lot about it.
- Then go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Apps Path
- In the Apps Path, you will see a huge list of executable(.exe) files like this:
- Give it a name like hacker.exe or anything that feels good to you.
- Right Click the (Default) under Name, and click on Modify
- Change the 'Value data' to the path of the .exe file which you are going to run, like 'C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE'
- Now Create a new String Value by just Right-Clicking, then 'New', choose 'String Value', named it 'Path', after then, open it, and paste the same link which you have put in the 'Value Data' of (Default) String, i.e, 'C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE'. You will see something like this.
- Now, all is done, you just have to open 'Run' once again and type the name of your command i.e, hacker.exe and the appointed application will open.
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