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I don't see a count in that window, does yours look different than mine.<br />
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In any event, if you know the folder these are stored in then you can just use a DIR command to get a list or count of the files there, and then process them.<br />
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I don't see a count in that window, does yours look different than mine.

In any event, if you know the folder these are stored in then you can just use a DIR command to get a list or count of the files there, and then process them.

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How to get count of system dump file from control panel through batch script?<br />
It has to select the path as control panel-&gt;system security-&gt; system-&gt;advanced system settings-&gt;startup and recovery-&gt;settings-&gt; dump file count<br />
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we have to run this script in background, every time when dump create it has to show the count.<br />
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And each time it has to save the dump files to some other folder, when dump created..
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How to get count of system dump file from control panel through batch script?
It has to select the path as control panel->system security-> system->advanced system settings->startup and recovery->settings-> dump file count

we have to run this script in background, every time when dump create it has to show the count.

And each time it has to save the dump files to some other folder, when dump created..

Get count of system dump files through control panel

Batch files are text files containing a script of commands that are executed by the command interpreter on DOS, OS/2 and Windows systems. Most commonly, they are used to perform a series of functions that are repeated -- copying a set of files created daily with one step, for example.