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<pre><code id="code-20-40402385-1">for /F &quot;tokens=*&quot; %%F in (ad.txt) do call wdsadd %%F
exit /b

:wdsadd
for /f %%I IN (
'psexec  \\^%1 cmd /c &quot;echo csproduct get UUID|wmic.exe&quot; ^| ^
findstr /r ........-....-....-....-............ '
) do wdsutil /set-device /device:%1 /id:%%~I
exit /b</code></pre>
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for /F "tokens=*" %%F in (ad.txt) do call wdsadd %%F
exit /b

:wdsadd
for /f %%I IN (
'psexec  \\^%1 cmd /c "echo csproduct get UUID|wmic.exe" ^| ^
findstr /r ........-....-....-....-............ '
) do wdsutil /set-device /device:%1 /id:%%~I
exit /b

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Qlemo,<br />
<br />
When I run the batch I get <br />
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'wdsadd' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program, or batch file.
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Qlemo,

When I run the batch I get

'wdsadd' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program, or batch file.

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Thanks for the quick response and solution that worked.
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Thanks for the quick response and solution that worked.

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I have the following batch file to pull a computer's UUID and add it to the WIndow's Deployment Service for Prestaging. &nbsp;<br />
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I have gone into my existing AD and queried the Computer's from it and output it to a file called &quot;ad.txt&quot;. &nbsp;I want to use &quot;ad.txt&quot; as the input and run the below script:<br />
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for /f %%I IN (<br />
'psexec &nbsp;\\^%1 cmd /c &quot;echo csproduct get UUID|wmic.exe&quot; ^| ^<br />
findstr /r ........-....-....-....-..<wbr />..........<wbr /> '<br />
) do wdsutil /set-device /device:%1 /id:%%~I
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I have the following batch file to pull a computer's UUID and add it to the WIndow's Deployment Service for Prestaging.  

I have gone into my existing AD and queried the Computer's from it and output it to a file called "ad.txt".  I want to use "ad.txt" as the input and run the below script:

for /f %%I IN (
'psexec  \\^%1 cmd /c "echo csproduct get UUID|wmic.exe" ^| ^
findstr /r ........-....-....-....-............ '
) do wdsutil /set-device /device:%1 /id:%%~I

How do I add text file input to this bach file

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