Hi, I'm no programmer but i just spend a little time with batch-files. Idea was if you're runnig more than 1 virtual machine updating exilebuddy becomes tedious if you don't want to use the auto-update. I stopped using it some time ago because it f***ed with my settings. so what you do is download exilebuddy on your pc & do the changes you want. then: 1. rename my "for buddy.txt" to .bat 2. enable shared folder on your VM with path to exilebuddy such as C:\Users\Home\Desktop\exilebuddy 3. inside your vm's put my batch-file inside autostart (cmd -> shell:startup) 4. be happy what this will do is on every startup it checks if you downloaded a new version of exilebuddy on your main-pc, and if so, saves your settings folder, replaces exilebuddy & copys back your settings. important thing, the pathing to your exilebuddy should be the same as in the .bat else you need to change it. "C:\Users\Home\Desktop\Exilebuddy" is the path I used, if your's different -> modify .bat. I hope you get my meaning. Anyway, if there's questions i'll try to answer them. View attachment for buddys.txt what's inside the file: @echo off timeout /T 30 /nobreak fc /B "\\vmware-host\Shared Folders\Exilebuddy\Changelog.txt" "C:\Users\Home\Desktop\Exilebuddy\Changelog.txt" if errorlevel 1 goto update goto end :Update xcopy "C:\Users\Home\Desktop\Exilebuddy\Settings" "C:\Users\Home\Desktop\save Settings\Settings" /E /Y /I for /D %%a in ("C:\Users\Home\Desktop\Exilebuddy\*.*") do rd /q /s "%%a" del "C:\Users\Home\Desktop\Exilebuddy\*.*" /q xcopy "\\vmware-host\Shared Folders\Exilebuddy" "C:\Users\Home\Desktop\Exilebuddy" /E /Y /I xcopy "C:\Users\Home\Desktop\save Settings\Settings" "C:\Users\Home\Desktop\Exilebuddy\Settings" /E /Y /I :end exit
