Rclone Automount

This assumes that rclone is already downloaded and stored in the following directory:

C:\Tools\rclone-v1.71.2-windows-amd64

1. Create a VBS script from the following template and edit it to your needs:

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   'Rclone Automount Script Template
   'by OperaVaria, 2024.
   
   'Mandatory variable declaration, helps to avoid errors.
   Option Explicit
   
   'Declare cmd variables:
   Dim cmd1, cmd2, cmd3 'Arbitrary number of three commands in template, add or remove according to your needs.
   
   'Assign rclone commands to cmd variables:
   cmd1 = "C:\Tools\rclone-v1.71.2-windows-amd64\rclone.exe mount ""remote:"" ""\\cloud\target"" --log-file ""C:\Tools\rclone-v1.71.2-windows-amd64\logs\remote.txt"" --no-console --vfs-cache-mode full"
   
   'Etc. add or remove as many as you like.
   
   'Dim and Set shell object:
   Dim oShell
   Set oShell = WScript.CreateObject ("WScript.shell")
   
   'For loop for (hidden) command execution:
   Dim command
   For Each command in Array(cmd1) 'Add all cmd variables to this array!   
       oShell.run command,0,false
   Next
   
   'Set object to Nothing as tradition:
   Set oShell = Nothing

2. Create a bat file from the following template which will launch the vbs script (edit the path depending on where you store the script)

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   @echo off
   WScript.exe "C:\Tools\scripts\rclone_automount.vbs"

3. Add the bat file to the autostart directory of windows:

   C:\Users\USER\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup

Source: Github