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I’m such a noob at this but basically I created a small internet “cleanser” batch file for friends and family to just have a single click button to run a simple script to fix some common internet issues.

It basically is

ipconfig /release 
ipconfig /flushdns 
ipconfig /renew

Prompts if ok with a reset to continue, yes continues no doesn’t continue next two steps.

netsh int ip reset 
netsh winsock reset

200 second timer before reset of computer

My problem lies in that I can’t send batch files over their emails or usb drive because it gets flags as possibly harmful. The other point is that I have to give me instructions to run it. It has been very helpful and I felt proud for making it.

I was looking how to make small interface and exe to where it could run these things and make it easier for them.

It won’t be flagged and I can have it just a button press for the user and it tells them exactly what the program is doing.

I am just getting started. Could anyone point me in the right direction?

Hackoo
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    Does this answer your question? [How can I convert a Windows batch script to a .exe?](https://superuser.com/questions/868340/how-can-i-convert-a-windows-batch-script-to-a-exe) – Silbee Nov 02 '21 at 08:16
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    You can take a look directly to this link [Converting .bat to .exe with no additional external software (Create SFX)](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51098378/converting-bat-to-exe-with-no-additional-external-software-create-sfx?answertab=votes#tab-top) – Hackoo Nov 02 '21 at 09:01
  • You can also just zip the file and send it to them. After they unzip it and store it somewhere, they can then run the batch file normally. – LPChip Nov 02 '21 at 10:00
  • I'd be surprised if a .bat file was flagged as possibly harmful, but an .exe file not. Are you sure this is the solution to the problem? – Berend Nov 02 '21 at 10:39
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    I agree with hackoo, if you use a BAT to EXE converter most antivíruses will detect it as harmful I tried to convert .bat to .exe myself in the past and didn't have a good experience with it do to problems with antiviruses. – Ricardo Bohner Nov 02 '21 at 11:50
  • Just tell them to run the "Network Troiubleshooter" app in Windows 10. That will basically do the same things (and a few more). No need for a script at all. – Tonny Nov 02 '21 at 11:50

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If you convert your batch file to exe most of antivirus doesn't like this and flag it as a malware or a trojan virus.

I recommend you to :

  • zip your batch file without converting to exe and add a password and give them the code in their email, so in this case your zip file will not be flagged.
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You have 3 options here.

  1. You can convert in to exe as described in this link
  2. You can put all your files in a zip file and send it.
  3. You can make a software using languages like python. I am asking about python because it is easy to understand. You can create a GUI code like this :
import tkinter as tk
import os

root = tk.Tk()

canvas = tk.Canvas(width = 500,height = 500)
canvas.pack()

def reset ():
    os.system('cmd /c "your lines of cmd code seperated by & operator"')

button = tk.Button(text= "RESET THE NETWORK CONFIGURATION" , command = reset)
canvas.create_window(200,200,window = button)

root.mainloop()

replace "your lines of cmd code seperated by & operator" , with you code .

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