Drag the shortcut to your IE favorites bar.Create a shortcut of the bat file: (right-click, 'send to', 'desktop - create shortcut').
Now in my final example (thanks for staying with me), I'll create a Windows shutdown batch file, then add it to my IE Favorites bar, and finish it off with a custom icon. If done correctly, your bat will have an icon that has 'gears' (as shown below). Name it anything you wish (but something that makes sense), like appwiz.bat. Making a Windows batch (.bat) file is super easy:
We can type these simple commands in a text file, and then save them as a. ' appwiz.cpl', ' taskmgr' and ' services.msc'. Let's use the Windows Run commands I just showed you in my last article for example: Like what you ask? How's about folders and even bat files. You can add more than just website URL's to your IE browser Favorites bar.
Still with me? Now comes the really cool stuff.
