- ExeScript Bat to Exe is a program designed to save time for developers and administrators who need to be able to convert or compile batch files and various other formats into executable programs. This also allows you to produce far more versatile and useful software solutions, since everything can be easily compiled into one file.
- Convert 4.1 is a powerful application that allows you to convert different units of measurement from one into another. Using this program, you will be able to convert any unit of measurement into another on the same group. For example, you will be able to convert from centuries into hours when you are using the time converter.
- Bat To Exe Converter - Help Index 1 - Program description 1.1 Description 1.2 Usage 1.3 Options 1.4 Commandline 1.5 Environment variables 1.6 System requirements 2 - License 2.1 License 2.2 Miscelleanous 3 - Contact 3.1 Author 3.2 Website 3.3 Email Description Bat To Exe Converter converts BATCH (.bat) script files to the EXE (.exe) format.
The batch function integrates very well with our build-scripts to automatically generate MSI packages based on our EXE installers. Finally, kudos to EXEMSI’s support team. We sent a request for an enhancement and just two days later we already got a download link with that enhancement integrated. Advanced BAT to EXE Converter is the best choice to compile your batch files to.EXE for distributing commercially. Advanced BAT to EXE Converter encrypts your code and creates an actual native Windows.EXE program. These.EXE do not require any pre-installed software to function and can be digitally signed.
exe2powershell is used to convert EXE to BAT files, the previously well known tool for this was exe2bat, this is a version for modern Windows.
This will convert any binary file (*.exe) to a BAT file, the resulting BAT file contains only echo commands followed by a PowerShell command to re-create the original binary file.
This kind of tool can be useful during a pen-test when you want to trigger a shell without any upload feature. With echo and PowerShell the auditor is able to upload any binary file to the target system.
This version is modernized from exe2bat to work with current Windows versions as exe2bat had some limitations:
- Needs
debug.exeavailable on the target computer (16-bit application which was removed in Windows 7 x64 but available in Windows 7 x86) - Limits input exe size to 64kB
exe2powershell replaces the need of debug.exe by using a PowerShell command line which is available on all Windows since Windows 7 / 2008 and there is no more limitation in input exe size.
Usage of exe2powershell to Convert EXE to BAT Files
Convert Exe To Batch
