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thanks for this.. I'll do some testing and let you know! Much appreciated.
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I changed the path for the files but when I run the command as a VB script I get Line 1 Chara 1 Invalid character<br />
800A0408 is the code
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That's a batch script; save it as Whatever.<b>.cmd</b>
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I'm trying to combine WMIC /node:computer list csproduct get name, &nbsp;vendor, identifying number, Computersystem, get name, username. &nbsp;Is there a way to do this? &nbsp;The full command will write to a txt file. &nbsp;I just can't combine the two
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I'm trying to combine WMIC /node:computer list csproduct get name,  vendor, identifying number, Computersystem, get name, username.  Is there a way to do this?  The full command will write to a txt file.  I just can't combine the two

thanks for this.. I&#39;ll do some testing and let you know! Much appreciated.

I changed the path for the files but when I run the command as a VB script I get Line 1 Chara 1 Invalid character
800A0408 is the code

That&#39;s a batch script; save it as Whatever..cmd

WMIC to get PC info

I&#39;m trying to combine WMIC /node:computer list csproduct get name,  vendor, identifying number, Computersystem, get name, username.  Is there a way to do this?  The full command will write to a txt file.  I just can&#39;t combine the two

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