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### 5. The much safer way **2**
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Now that you (hopefully) have a system restore point, you can continue setting it up,
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Now that you (hopefully) have a system restore point, you can continue setting it up,
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To advance to the next screen, press <kbd>C</kbd>. Wait for it to finish,
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(it includes an intentional extrememly long delay so the nobody can sue me because,
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say, they ran it on an ancient PC with barely enough CPU to run windows, it delays
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for long enough that there is no potentintial way that everything isn't updated
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before setting the variable.) and then once it is done, save any unsaved work,
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and restart your PC. You can then run it by typing `AutoRunWithCMD` (not case sensitive).
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You can [change](#Change-the-name-of-the-script) this command later on.
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### 6. The more dangerous way
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Should you ever want to have the script run automatically with Command Prompt,
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and please don't, here's how you can do that! Make sure that you did [Installing](#installing)[1](#1-downloading)-[2](#2-installation),
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and [Customization](#customization)[1](#1-ease-of-use-part-1)-[4](#4-ease-of-use-part-3-actually-setting-it-up-2). Then rather than pressing <kbd>S</kbd> when it asks you which method to use,
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