ERUNT Gui Command line question

I use Erunt and it's a nifty little app. Found Erunt gui and it makes it even nicer. I installed it and want to autobackup for 7Days only. How would I write the command line for this? The program is installed in C:\Program Files(86) KRtech. Any help would be appreciated.:confused

 

Here's a workaround answer, using the program itself.
I don't have the command line method. handy. Sorry.

Bazza

 

I have done that with using Erunt,but with Erunt gui(which installs Erunt) does not give an option for auto backup like the regular Erunt install

 

Here's the author's link. http://www.larshederer.homepage.t-online.de/erunt/erunt.txt Scroll down until you find ERUNT command line switches and take it from there. Hopefully it's that what you're looking for.

 

I completely understand that. What I am saying is that if you install Erunt gui as a stand alone(which it does include Erunt) it does not give you the option to use Auto backup at the end of the install like the standalone Erunt does. Don't know why but it doesn't. It does not put autobackup in startup.

 

I :confusedtried that but it gave me the message that I must use a Command line to do that.:confused

 

Like I said the regular Erunt program works fine this way. But try Erunt gui,it does NOT give you the option at install to put Autoback.exe in startup....as compared to regular Erunt. Try it ....it will not work when you drag Autoback .exe to start up or if you try ans add it as a shortcut you will get a message about command line syntax. It's no big deal ,it's just a cool little gui that saves some clicking,I would just wish it would be able to keep backups everyday like Erunt automatically.

 

End of Story

 

Re: ERUNT Gui Command line question-Solved

Erunt Gui has been updated to include AutoBack.exe in startup in (options).It now makes this little app Very handy! Get it here http://www4.webng.com/krtech/. Thank You Klaus!:dood

 

Re: ERUNT Gui Command line question-Solved

Checked out your link, but it is not listed for use with Vista, or Win 7 :cry

As ERUNT works perfectly well in XP ( I used it for ages), why bother with ERUNT Gui? :confused

Bazza

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Re: ERUNT Gui Command line question-Solved

WOT shows the link as "orange". Could be a mistake but WOT hasn't let me down yet.

 

This may help with command line parameters for ERUNT auto backup:

 

Erunt Gui has been updated to v1.21 and now works great. It makes fantastic Erunt a little more handy! I am running Win 7 64 bit and works great. Get it here http://www4.webng.com/krtech/

:hyper

 

Edit auto.cmd as follows to backup every time you start or restart Windows.
If you screw up your system you can go back to the last good start-up.

"C:\Program Files (x86)\KRtech\ERUNTgui\ERUNT\AUTOBACK.EXE" C:\Windows\ERDNT\AutoBackup\#Date#\#Time# sysreg curuser /alwayscreate /noconfirmdelete /noprogresswindow /days:10

 

>>Ziggy -please tell me if it is a matter of just a simple install with no work arounds or other modifications as I am not a tech?
Portable or regular?
Also, can you change the days and have you tried a recovery?

 

I notiiced a caveat in regbak about disabling a/v programs while backing up/recovering and wonder if this applies to ERUNT or ERUNT.EXE.
Sorry to annoy you but it is better to have answers before messing a machine up.