Thanks for using one of my batch-scripted programs! Whether you're running a tool to manage Minecraft servers, hide folders, create message boxes, or just have some fun, this support page is here to help.
I build all of my programs using Windows batch scripting (.bat)—a lightweight but powerful way to create tools without needing complex installers or third-party software. While batch files are simple and fast, they can behave a bit differently from traditional apps, so this page will guide you through common questions and issues.
How to run batch files properly
Running as Administrator (when needed)
Understanding what the script does before running it
Why some programs open and close instantly
“Command not recognized” or missing file errors
Scripts not running due to antivirus false positives
How to fix issues with Java, PowerShell, or file paths
Dealing with permissions, folders not appearing, or unexpected behavior
Tips for backing up data before using batch tools
How my programs handle file moving, deleting, or modifying
Where temporary or generated files are stored
How to open .bat
files in Notepad to see or tweak the code
Changing paths, messages, or features if you’re comfortable with scripting
Adding your own sounds, icons, or resources to supported tools
Because my tools are made with batch scripting:
They only work on Windows
Some require PowerShell for extra features (like text-to-speech or system notifications)
Some features (like opening ports or admin tasks) require elevated permissions
Antivirus programs may flag batch files as suspicious—be sure to whitelist them if you trust the source (me!)
Always right-click and choose “Run as Administrator” for tools that move files, open ports, or change system settings.
If the program closes instantly, open it in Command Prompt to view any errors.
Batch scripting is transparent—you can open any of my scripts in a text editor to see exactly how they work.
My programs are made to be educational and fun—feel free to modify or build off them!
If you’re experiencing problems or want to suggest a feature, feel free to reach out. When asking for help, include:
The name of the program you’re using
What you were trying to do
Any error messages or unusual behavior
Your Windows version (optional but helpful)
Comment Below and i can come to you ASAP.
I’m always developing new batch tools and improving existing ones based on feedback. If you enjoy using them, let me know—or share them with others who might find them helpful!
Thanks for using my programs!
— CryptoCat], Batch Script Developer
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