Hi mate,
Just some comments about your setup as you have written it.
Firstly, the command -autoupdate only works on Linux Servers so you may aswell remove it as it does nothing on Windows Servers. The command would not stop your Server from running though just so you know.
Secondly, your startup commandline appears incomplete. You have
C:\HLServer\srcds.exe -console -game cstrike -autoupdate
You are missing commands such as which map for the server to load and the server max players etc.
Here is an example with adding commands for your IP, Port number, Map, Max Players and Tickrate.
Code:
C:\HLServer\srcds.exe -console -game cstrike +ip 25.76.129.230 -port 27015 +maxplayers 16 +map de_dust -tickrate 66
Thirdly, is that a copy and paste of the actual batch file you are using because it is the same as the one on the srcds site and is unedited and is not pointing to your Server.
Going off what you have written above, alongside the example command-line i have just given, your batch file would be like this
Code:
@echo off
cls
echo Protecting srcds from crashes...
echo If you want to close srcds and this script, close the srcds window and type Y depending on your language followed by Enter.
title srcds.com Watchdog
:srcds
echo (%time%) srcds started.
start /wait C:\HLServer\srcds.exe -console -game cstrike +ip 25.76.129.230 -port 27015 +maxplayers 16 +map de_dust -tickrate 66
echo (%time%) WARNING: srcds closed or crashed, restarting.
goto srcds
See the way the batch file matches the Server command-line so that it can start it up etc.
I have never ran a srcds on Windows 7 so i am unaware of there being any compatibility issues although you say you have ran it before with no problems.
Hope this helps
- Lob (UK)