Edit my code plz

[Visionary]

System.IO.File.Move(@"ConsoleApplication2.exe", @"C:\windows\ConsoleApplication2.exe");

Is there a way to make it only do this if there isn't a "ConsoleApplication2.exe" in
"C:\windows\" ? Because right now, it keep doing it which makes it to shutdown. Thanks.

[Harsh Gupta]

if(System.IO.File.Exists(@"C:\windows\ConsoleApplication2.exe") == false)
{
    System.IO.File.Move(@"ConsoleApplication2.exe", @"C:\windows\ConsoleApplication2.exe");
}

But I will say, write the whole path instead of just [ConsoleApplication2.exe].

[Visionary]

Thanks, but wat u mean by:

But I will say, write the whole path instead of just [ConsoleApplication2.exe].

[Harsh Gupta]

Thanks, but wat u mean by:

Nothing, sorry to bother you with my idiocy.

[ComputerJy]

Nothing, sorry to bother you with my idiocy.

I don't know why the change of mind , you are right!!

You must include the full path of ConsoleApplication2.exe So if the user moved the file (the current file) and tried to run it, it won't throw an exception in his face

[Harsh Gupta]

I don't know why the change of mind , you are right!!

You must include the full path of ConsoleApplication2.exe So if the user moved the file (the current file) and tried to run it, it won't throw an exception in his face

You are right, writing full path is a good practice, but if the exe (or any file) is located where your application is, then full path is not required.

[ComputerJy]

In that case it would be,

Application.StartupPath + "\\ConsoleApplication2.exe";

But you also won't need doing this

[Visionary]

I got it to work with Harsh's post. Thanks! No more questions on this.

[ComputerJy]

I got it to work with Harsh's post. Thanks! No more questions on this.

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[penagate]

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Please do.