search directory on remote pc and output if file is found

what is your question?

So you know the folder already? Then it's basically just a matter of

if exist "\\%computer%\c$\windows\system32\mscomctl.ocx" (
	>>"%LogFile%" echo 'mscomctl.ocx' found on %Computer%
) else (
	>>"%LogFile%" echo 'mscomctl.ocx' not found on %Computer%
)

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But since probably want this more flexible, here's a version that supports a space separated list of files:
@echo off
setlocal
set OcxList=mscomctl.ocx
set Folder=C$\Windows\system32
set /p "Computer=Please enter computer name: "
if "%Computer%" EQU "" (
  echo No computer name entered, ending.
  exit /b
)
set logfile=\\__\public\FG_Diagnostic\%computer%.log
for %%a in (\%OcxList%) do (
      if exist "\\%computer%\%Folder%\%%~a" (
            >>"%LogFile%" echo '%%~a' found on %Computer%
      ) else (
            >>"%LogFile%" echo '%%~a' not found on %Computer%
      )
)

I am searching a directory on a remote pc for a file and output whether the file was found but it isn't working.  

I need to check a dir on the remote pc for several files and list them if they are there.

How?

Are they all in the system32 folder, and do you need additional action if all files were found and/or if some were missing? And here's my script from above again, this time with the missing code tags:

@echo off
 setlocal
 set OcxList=mscomctl.ocx
 set Folder=C$\Windows\system32
 set /p "Computer=Please enter computer name: "
 if "%Computer%" EQU "" (
   echo No computer name entered, ending.
   exit /b
 )
 set logfile=\\__\public\FG_Diagnostic\%computer%.log
 for %%a in (\%OcxList%) do (
       if exist "\\%computer%\%Folder%\%%~a" (
             >>"%LogFile%" echo '%%~a' found on %Computer%
       ) else (
             >>"%LogFile%" echo '%%~a' not found on %Computer%
       )
 )

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Perfect oBdA.  Can that script be modified to do something similar to the reg query?  That portion of the script looks like this:

set dlllist=\comdlg32.ocx \mscomctl.ocx
reg query "\\%computer%\hklm\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\shareddlls" | findstr "%dlllist%">> %logfile%

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Can the script check the c$\windows\system32 for the files listed in Ocxlist in a similar method rather than the do/else?

I just need the files to be listed in the log file.  That's it.

Thanks oBdA

It could be with pretty much the syntax you posted in your question, but that will only list the files that were found. Files not found will not be listed.

That's fine but I can't get the syntax to work.  This is what I'm using:

set ocxlist= \mscomctl.ocx
dir \\%computer%\c$\windows\system32 | findstr "%ocxlist%">> %logfile%

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That doesn't return the file even though it is there. I see it in Windows Explorer so I should see it in the log file.

Thanks oBdA!