is there a way to add to the windows credential manager via the command prompt
I'm not referring to cmdkey but the actual windows credential manager apparently they are not the same thing.
When I use cmdkey /generic:TERMSRV/server /user:username /pass:password
it works fine it I run mstsc /v:server  
but if I run it from the desktop by clicking on a shortcut it prompts me for the password; however, if I put the credentials in windows credential manager I do not get the prompt

so, is there a a command to add a username and password to windows credential manager ?
I don't want any user interaction I want to run it through a bat script or psexec or something.
Thanks!

I have a few thousand files and the processed equivalent files in a folder  ( Windows Server 2016 machine).  But there are a  few files which missed the processing
An example list will be
Doc1
Doc1.Timestamp.lck
Doc2
Doc2.Timestamp.lck
Doc3
Doc4
Doc4.timestamp.lck

IN the sample, Doc3 is not processed. How can I get the list of   files not processed  when the list is huge?

Windows Batch file to count a set "N" number of files from a single source folder,merged multiple files together into a single output file that contains <= N number of records, and move processed files to a save directory folder.

Request for a window bat file that can be run from command/CMD prompt.  Windows 7 environment.

Windows Batch file to copy a set "N" number of files from a single source folder to an output file, move processed records to a single save folder.  The single source directory may contain 1 up to a million files.  
Need to copy 200 files at a time to a newfile_N+ that should contain <= 200 files per newfile_N+ until all records have been read and processed.

Input file extension: *.hl7
Output file newfile_N+ extension: *.txt

Source directory - C:\temp\source
Destination directory - C:\temp\output\newfile_N+.txt
Destination directory - C:\temp\processed

For the purpose of demonstration I have attached (5) sample hl7 files.
Each newfile_N+.txt file should contain <= 2 records per file.

Prior to kicking off the batch file.  All (5) source files would be all be in the (C:\temp\source) directory.
Upon completion of the batch program running.  The expected output once the bat file has run would result in the following:

C:\temp\source
      dir: contains no files *.hl7 files
      
C:\temp\output
 dir: newfile.txt, newfile1.txt, newfile2.txt
      Note: Each of these files contains <=2 records each, max is 2 records per file
      ==> newfile.txt …

Request for a window batch file that can be run from command/CMD prompt.  Windows 7 environment.

Windows Batch file to move a set "N" number of files from a single source folder to a destination folder.  The single source directory may contain 1 up to a million files.  Need to copy 200 files at a time to a destination folder_N+ that should contain <= 200 files per destination directory.

Once all the files are moved to the destination folders, would like to merge the multiple files per individual destination folder into one single file. (copy *.hl7 newfile.hl7)

File extension: *.hl7
Source directory - C:\temp\source
Destination directory - C:\temp\outputN+

For the purpose of demonstration I have attached (5) sample hl7 files.  
These (5) files would be all be in the (C:\temp\source) directory.  
Expected output would result in the following:

C:\temp\output
 dir: new 1.hl7, new 2.hl7
 copy *.hl7 newfile.hl7

C:\temp\output1
 dir: new 3.hl7, new 4.hl7
 copy *.hl7 newfile.hl7

C:\temp\output2
 dir: new 5.hl7
 copy *.hl7 newfile.hl7

Note: The folder names may contain spaces, also the file names may contain spaces.
source.zip

Hi,

I am searching for a dos command which can cut files from a given folder and paste those files in to an Archive folder which sits along side with the files need to be uploaded into. There are folders with space in its name. I have to insert this command in a bat file. I use below code for my other tasks and its working fine, but it does not do cut and paste, it does copy and paste.

@echo off
setlocal

echo Start Copy

set SOURCE_DIR=C:\Nat\Reports\Reports
set DEST_DIRS="X:\", "N:\Reports\Production Repts\Reports"
set FILENAMES_TO_COPY="2018All Projects_New.xlsx","2017Report_New.xlsx"

pushd "%SOURCE_DIR%"

for %%F in (%FILENAMES_TO_COPY%) do (

    for %%D in (%DEST_DIRS%) do (
        echo file "%%~F" to "%%~D"
        xcopy /Y "%%~F" "%%~D"
    )

)

popd

echo. Done.
exit /b

Thank you
A

Hi,

I am looking for a script which loads files to SharePoint daily basis. I use windows 10 and 7 laptops. I have created mapped drive to SharePoint on my computers. I was using batch file to migrate data quite successfully. But now I have to migrate data into different folder and links in SharePoint. My batch file(dos commands) is not capable to do that.

Hello Experts,

I need a help I've a batch script for folder locking, in this script I've set a password for folder access after that I convert this batch to exe & give it to users.
Now user wants to create own password & after creating the password once user put password for folder access it should not be appear it should be in form in dot or blank.
Most important thing i want set a default password in case users forget password in that case admin should open that folder from default password, also main folder, sub folder & files which is store in Vault folder should not be find if anyone try to find using windows search.

Script:-

cls
@echo off
mode 50, 10
title   ~Safty Vault~

echo.
(SET OUT=3F)

color %OUT%

if EXIST "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}" goto UNLOCK
if NOT EXIST Vault goto MDLOCKER
:CONFIRM
echo Are you sure you want to lock the folder(Y/N)
set/p "cho=>"
if %cho%==Y goto LOCK
if %cho%==y goto LOCK
if %cho%==n goto END
if %cho%==N goto END
echo Invalid choice.
goto CONFIRM
:LOCK
ren Vault "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}"
attrib +h +s "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}"
echo Folder locked
goto End
:UNLOCK
echo Enter password to unlock folder
set/p "pass=>"
if NOT %pass%== password goto FAIL
attrib -h -s "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}"
ren "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}" Vault
echo Folder Unlocked successfully
…

Hello,

This is a follow-up to another thread located here:

Create an executable file to open a non-executable file

In that thread, expert Joe Winograd provided a solution which involves creating an AutoHotkey (ahk) "Run" command (which I know how to do) then compiling the resulting .ahk file to create an .exe file. That was a great solution and I'm glad to now know how to do that. However, since closing the previous thread, I've realized that that solution is not practical for the specific purpose* that prompted my question.

As a result, I'm back to my original question which is:

How do you directly create an executable file (.exe or .cmd) to open a non-executable file (.xlsm, .txt, .ahk, etc)?

In the previous thread, expert tuvi suggested putting the following in a .cmd file:

start C:\Users\UserName\FolderName\FileName.xlsm

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Unfortunately, while I know how to place a command in the cmd/prompt/DOS window (not sure what it's called), I do not know how to create a .cmd or .exe file. I tried simply pasting the above line in a Notepad window then saving it, first with a .cmd extension and then with an .exe extension but neither of those worked.

It seems like something I should know how to do but that's why I'm happy all of you great experts are available to answer questions. :)

Thanks…

I have one folder "destination" where I have files and their time stamps (created, modified) I would like to preserve when I overwrite a few of those files with updated version of those files.

example

Destination Folder 
File.mp4- Created 01/01/01 (size 500mb)

Source Folder 
File.nmp4 - Created 12/12/12 (size 4.00gb)

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I overwrite the file in the Destination folder with the new updated version from the Source Folder but keeping the original file in the destination folder timestamps

End Result (new overwrite file in the destination folder with original file timestamps)

Destination Folder
File.mp4 - Created 01/01/01 (size 4.00gb)

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I have written a batch file to move the file as so

 

robocopy "Source" "Destination" /E

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and this handles my overwrites and moving of my files perfectly, but I haven't found a way to preserves timestamps. I am looking for command-line so I can implement it in a batch file. Any help will be appreciated. I been reading flags for robocopy etc but maybe I'm reading it wrong or something but I haven't figured it out yet.

Hi Experts,
I have the following batch file

@echo off
setlocal

set  tm=%time: =0%
set  tm=%tm::=%
set dt=%date:~10,4%%date:~4,2%%date:~7,2%

copy  C:\Users\bfuchs\Dropbox\Caspio\CaspioTables.zip  h:\CaspioTablesDaily\CaspioTables%dt%%tm:~0,4%.zip

copy  F:\Data\SkilledNursingVisitNotestbl.mdb  h:\AccessTablesDaily\Skilled_Nursing_Tables%dt%%tm:~0,4%.mdb

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Would like to have for the second file (the access file), to zip it into the destination, instead of just copying.

How can I accomplish that?

fyi- I have windows 7.

Thanks in advance.