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As you can see in the batch file below, the password has a space between it, are there any ways of making the CMD reading this as one string? Like in .NET example we use "test !" how can i do th...
Zones: MS DOS, Backup / Restore SoftwareDate Answered: 07/23/2008 Views: 8
I have a small XP network (Workgroup) with a network hard-drive that we are using for a backup. My predecessor created a backup schedule thru Robocopy but my problem is that the network drive is pa...
Zones: Windows Batch, MS DOS, NetworkingDate Answered: 02/06/2008 Views: 15
I'm currently using a batch file that maps to remote PC's C:\ drive and audits these PC's for unwanted executables.  However,  if the batch file encounters a PC that is not currently on the network...
Zones: Windows Batch, MS DOS, ProgrammingDate Answered: 02/21/2008 Views: 4
I am currently using the ping command for part of a batch file that I have created for software deployments.  The beginning of my script uses the ping command to verify a machine's availability.  I...
Zones: Windows BatchDate Answered: 03/27/2008 Views: 5
Hey guys, I have a bunch of executables that run and install stuff. For Example: exe1, exe2, exe3...All of these have to be processed in order. Like exe2 needs to be run after exe1 is succes...
Zones: ASP.Net Programming, MS DOS, ...Date Answered: 05/16/2008 Views: 0
Can anyone please tell me if it is possible to install .INF files for Windows 95 using a .BATch file.  I have set up a .BATch file which sets up to use the capabilities of BATCH20 (Batch Setup) but...
Zones: Win95 SetupDate Answered: 05/07/1997 Views: 0
Requirements:  DOS Platform (UnderNT), No UNIX, C Programming Does anyone know how to call an executable or in my case, a batchfile, to run by writing C Code? I know Visual C++ has CreateProcess()...
Zones: CDate Answered: 06/29/1998 Views: 0
I'm the type that NEVER runs with a clean tray.  Currently, not counting the task scheduler and volume control, I have eleven items in my tray.  And I use them ALL!  However, this is obviously a pr...
Zones: Windows 98Date Answered: 08/03/1998 Views: 0
I have a pc with win95 and VB5. I have an application in Vb5 and i want to execute 2 batch files one after an other. I execute this line: Call Shell("C:\M.bat", 1)                               Ca...
Zones: Visual BasicDate Answered: 10/22/1998 Views: 0
For an install routine, I want to use a .bat file at the dos prompt to prompt the user for the hard drive and floppy drive. Would appreciate an example of how this would work! Thanks
Zones: Windows 95Date Answered: 04/15/1999 Views: 0