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How to Execute ShortCut From Command line in Windows 7 40 We came with a scenario where we have to use Shortcut file ( lnk), which is on the desktop, to execute an application for a headless device (i e, without manual intervention) Is there any way to execute it from Command prompt?
How to reset shortcuts (. lnk file) in Windows 7? - Super User Somehow I went to open a shortcut and Windows couldn't find the target but instead of pointing the shortcut to the exe it pointed the lnk file handler to the exe, so now all my lnk files are tr
How do you set the target and not the target path of a . lnk file . . . Your words don't match how a shell link ( lnk) file works If you are able to write code in c++, then see this specification for the file format and this for the COM interface you will use to manipulate the lnk itself There are also c# wrappers if using COM is not something you already know how to do
Custom shortcut keys to . lnk files doesnt work anymore in Windows 11 . . . The shortcut file ( lnk) points to the correct path of the executable and is placed on the dekstop I have used cmd commands to hide the lnk file with attrib +h +s +r filename lnk I tried removing the shortcut key and re-assigning the hotkey, but that didn't work either Not sure why the shortcut stopped working suddenly
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