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so I make an additional conf file?
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Yes.
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I don't understand the "it doesn't have to contain anything else" part
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Open your original config and cut the part from
[autoexec] to the end. Paste that into the new config. Save both files. Done.
-userconf -conf
(space is important) And then after another space, you need the quotation marks (") enclosing the full path and name of your new config file.