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  1. Logman
    I wrote a batch script (bat) designed for Windows Recovery Console (SHITF + F10 after boot from DVD), which automatically moves the Users and ProgramData folder to another drive and then create a junction link (mklink) to target destinations. But if I want to use system restore via restore point I have to boot from DVD again, start the Windows Recovery Console, and both linked folder move back to system drive... Batch script is very uncomfortable and I plan to rewrite it to AutoIt (it will not be a problem), but I need advice... How to check that AutoIt script (EXE) is executed from the Windows Recovery Console? Is there a way how to check that Windows is(not) loaded? (I do not know if it is appropriate to check if process explorer.exe exists...)
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