& $command a -ep1 -r -o+ -dh -ibck -sfx -iadm "-iicon$Icon_File" "-z$Temp_Conf_file" "$User_Desktop\$EXE_Name. $Global:Temp_Conf_file = "$Temp_Folder\My_Conf_nf"Īdd-Content $Temp_Conf_file "Setup=C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -sta -WindowStyle Hidden -noprofile -executionpolicy bypass -file %temp%\$PS1_Name" $Global:Winrar_Folder = "C:\Program Files\WinRAR" $Global:User_Desktop = "$User_Profile\Desktop" Step 3: Click the Browse button and then choose the destination for the repaired RAR or Zip files. Step 2: After the WinRAR opens, click on the Tools tab > Repair archive. Step 1: Right-click on the corrupted RAR or Zip file and tap the Open with WinRAR option. Creates the SFX archive and set the icon fileĪt your administrative command prompt, type the required information. Here’s how to use the Repair archive option.Adds the command line to run the ps1 file you have typed.$Global:Temp_Conf_file > Temp conf file which will be created to add the commandline.$Global:Winrar_Folder > Path to your WinRAR folder.$Global:User_Desktop > Path to the current user desktop.$User_Profile > Path to the current user profile.
$Temp_Folder > Path to your temp folder.
The following variables will also be used: Setup=C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -sta -WindowStyle Hidden -noprofile -executionpolicy bypass -file %temp%\MyScript.ps1 Note: Remove the setup part below from the.
This file will be stored in the variable $My_Conf_File. You can do so by extracting the content and then re-making it into a RAR file instead. To get rid of this code, you need to remove it from that EXE file. so someone receiving it does not need to have WinRAR, or some other program capable of getting inside them. conf” file that contains the comment part mentioned above. It’s the very reason for self-extracting archives such as WinRAR’s EXE files. In this script we will use the same configuration as in the script above: The next script allows you to automate the tasks mentioned earlier: (a) create an SFX archive, (b) apply the comment part to the EXE file and (c) attribute an icon to our EXE file. private ReadOnl圜ollection ExtractArchive(string varPathToFile, string varDestinationDirectory) \"", the EXE creation with PowerShell Use SevenZipSharp as it's a bit better way of doing things then working with some.
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