Private USB Drive Project

Hi, I am looking for a batch file that can urn on a USB Flash Drive that we can turn into an [login to view URL] Possibly using [autoit] The file will need to do several things: 1) I want to have the Drive set (Bruit Forced) to “X??? Always, on Any Computer Independent of Windows OS. (Process Message Box Stating: “Configuring System??) 2) I Need the USB Drive and All It’s Programs to (Run as System) Bypassing Administrator Log in.? (This is for our Personal Security, and so that all programs will be able to Run Properly) 3) I would like to have the UDB Root Directory “Made Non Accessible-or Invisible?? to “All Other Computers On an Open Network??.? Once again for Security.? Allowing “Only Local Access to USB Device??. (Process Message Box Stating: “Loading Security Package??) 4)I would like the .bat/.exe to perform several functions: A) Reconfigure/Change USB Port Settings to “Performance?? instead of The Default “Safe Eject??. B)? Reconfigure/Change USB Port Power Settings to “Performance??? Turning of the automatic power saver. 5) I would like to have the .bas/.exe run several programs?? (Process Message Box Stating: “Cleaning Computer System??) Wait 5 sec. (Process Message Box Stating: “Loading Personal Firewall??) A)A really good/fast? Anti-virus system and Memory Scanner/ Cleaner (Wait for Process)? Microsoft has a new Beta scanner out that will do this. B)Run a System Cleaner (Ccleaner)? Wait For Process C)Load a “Personal Firewall?? (We have: AS3) Wait For Process (Process Message Box Stating: “USB Drive System Secure??) D)Execute Program: Safehouse Explorer or Truecrypt (We Have Configured) I have been attempting this using some batch file code and [autoit] script we have with some success, but would like a professional to finish it off. Ultimately I would like the entire package put an ISO Image (Virtual CD-R) that we can place on the Root Directory of? a USB Drive and have it “Auto run?? or “Auto execute?? just like the U3 Platform does for Sandisk Curser USB Drives. That is it. Thank you. Todd Roth