[Auto][Silent][NoGUI][Forever] UpdateIt - Update Honorbuddy on StartUp

[Giwin]

1. Right-Click -> New -> Text Document
2. Open that text document
3. Enter the following code

 start /min "LOCATION TO YOUR UPDATER.EXE HERE" /quickcheck /justcheck /noerr /skipinfo

I.E (This is an example of my working code, do not use as you have a different file location) start /min E:\Users\GG\Desktop\Honorbuddy\Updater.exe /quickcheck /justcheck /noerr /skipinfo

4. Save the file as a .bat file
5. Put this file in your Start -> All Programs -> StartUp Folder

Enjoy not having to manually update honorbuddy, this is also a silent update so you won't see a GUI so don't worry if you don't see the updater GUI.

If you want to check if your honorbuddy has changed (even though you don't need to), then look at the MB, mine changed from 5.88mb to 5.75mb (Honorbuddy.exe)

For those of you who don't turn off your PC

1. Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Task Scheduler
2. Under Actions click "Create Basic Task"
3. Name: UpdateIt (Optional), Description: Updates honorbuddy automaticly (Optional)... Click Next
4. "When do you want the task to start" -> "Weekly"... Click Next
5. Tick "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday" and do anytime you want.... Click Next
6. What action do you want the task to perform? Start a Program... Click Next
7. E:\Users\GG\Desktop\UpdateIt.bat (For example) you don't need to put anything in the other boxes

The code below can be put in the batch file and that batch file would be used for task scheduler.

TASKKILL /F /IM "Honorbuddy.exe"
TASKKILL /F /IM "ARelog.exe"
start /min "LOCATION TO YOUR UPDATER.EXE HERE" /quickcheck /justcheck /noerr /skipinfo
SLEEP 120
start /min "LOCATION TO YOUR ARelog.exe HERE" -autostart

Please note that you can put anytime and any days you want to run the program to check for an update silently.

Here is an example of an end result:

 

[AutomaticCoding]

>Implying adding it to startup would do anything, my PC is on for months at a time.

 

[Crowley]

>Implying adding it to startup would do anything, my PC is on for months at a time.

Note everyone is like us you know.

Good info for some to have. Nice one Giwin, have a cookie
*chocolate chip cookie faxed*

 

[Giwin]

Thank you for the feedback, I have now added a method which is for people who don't restart or turn off their PC's for days/weeks or months at a time (using Task Scheduler inbuilt into most windows OS) // Needs testing but would only require killing & restarting ARelog.exe and Honorbuddy.exe at the most, depending on if Honorbuddy.exe closes itself when it detects an update is running.

Enjoy.