Windows 10: I need a simple script to initiate whenever Word 2016 closes

Good morning guys,

I want some help from you guys as you can tell from the title I need a simple .bat or any type of script that initiate my .reg
file on my desktop when my Microsoft word 2016 closes

and this should happen without any dialogues boxes simply means I don't want any interruptions from any dialogues boxes asking for user permission it should happen silently.

Thanx guys for reading my request *Smile

:)

 

I need a simple plain word fix for Start Menu & Cortana fix I guess you can't download fixes to users who may possibly be quite different

Folks..The only thread I know is what you sew with. I am not a geek! I am wise enough to know that all of the Win10 users are doing Microsoft's debugging for them. What the hell has happened to MS? This once proud company has stooped so low that I a former
XP user who never had any problems is now realizing that MS does not give a tinkers damn about any users of their products anymore. I hated Win 8 and now it seems that Win 10 has gone to hell in a hand basket. Maybe we need a Congressional Committee to look
into MS practices. It sure made General Motors take notice. The frustration I feel is immense. GM can't sell defective cars....why should MS be allowed to sell defective software? Did GM ask the car buyers to fix their cars? Folks...wake up...MS got their
money...now you are on your own. Sorry to be so negative but with Win 8 and now Win 10 I have reached my limit.

 

KB4073543 causing problems

Sorry but that process seems futile.

Even if I re-image and block, my research indicates this is a forced update. The device is highly likely to finish with the same nag screen at the end of a very time-consuming process.

Other than the unwanted nag screen, the device is currently doing all I need it to do with no issues. If the update is unblockable (which, after several attempts, I believe it is), even a simple script that closes the nag screen whenever it pops open would
suffice.

 

Just a question: Does that mean you want no prompts as to saving or discarding a new document, changes to an existing document or template when you close Word?

 

Actually I think you misunderstood it script shouldn't have any connection with word 2016 aside when the user closes down the word. then script should do what it's told to do

P.S. I think you misunderstood it because of my english as you can see my english isn't really that good so sorry for that

 

What is it that needs to happen after Word is closed? I recall from my DOS days some 20+ years ago that a batch file could be written to open a program, remain in memory then when the program was closed run another program or command. That most likely won't work in Windows as beginning with Windows 95 the Disk Operating System started being blended into the GUI/Graphical User Interface, quite different from Windows 3.11 and earlier where DOS was installed first and Windows installed on top of that.

 

what I mean by no dialogues should appear is because I want a script to initiate a registry file after word closes

so basically when a user normally click on registry file it first ask for user permission like this dialog




and then another dialog appear

 

regedit /s UI.reg

But I would probably use bat instead.

 

Well that's what I am asking I need bat script or any other kind of script to automatically do this.

 

You can create a script with Autohotkey (free).

Autohotkey is both a scripting language, and one which can manipulate and work with windows and processes.
It has an extensive help file, and an active forum

So you can do this: (outline only)
Loop ; For everLoop Until Word 2016 present
; Word 2016 has been detected}LoopUntil Word 2016 not present
; Word 2016 closed}Execute your desired function
End Loop {For ever}

 

Well I never tried autohot key before so by instructions I created a new script and copy paste everything so now the issue begins how to use it as someone who don't even know autohot key language how should he work with this?

and by the way this is what my script looks like Code: #NoEnv ; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases.; #Warn ; Enable warnings to assist with detecting common errors. SendMode Input ; Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability. SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir% ; Ensures a consistent starting directory. Loop ; For ever Loop Until Word 2016 present ; Word 2016 has been detected} Loop Until Word 2016 not present ; Word 2016 closed} Execute your desired function End Loop {For ever}[/quote]

 

I've just outlined the basic logic.
You'd have to learn to use Autohotkey and read the help file... were you expecting someone to write it for you?

 

Well indeed I was.*really*chuckle

 

I can point you in the right direction:
AutoHotkey Beginner Tutorial
AutoHotkey Community - Index page

 

can someone help me it's taking me too much time just to create simple script help needed