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What information am I going to retrieve and store? Since the two PCs are identical how do I know which is which? (First don't throw away your old resetup scripts.) Just boot the pc you want to resetup next. Then execute the "resetup.bat" (by doubleclicking that file on your USB drive) which somehow...

I think you might not be understanding what this script is for. But maybe i did understand what the script is for; contrary i think it's hard to imagine another usefull usage for such a script. It seems you obviously never thought of pushing the setup while the old system is running, so you didn't ...

The PC name is the default DESKTOP-XXXXXXX random Windows one, so %USERDOMAIN% is out Unless you change that value every time you reboot your pcs, then i don't see, why it should be "out". In case you change that value every time you reboot your pcs, then just don't change that value on reboot. pen...

You misunderstood what i wrote above: I didn't ask you to change the program code to get more info about that error (if that is what you might mean with "When I echo the error". I simply don't know, what you see on your screen. That program has multiple "WScript.ECHO"-statements. Once it reaches the...

This might help you (untested):
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I don't see the error you get, so could you copy paste or describe that?


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You might want to use only one file per loop and add an outer loop (to not mix up files). This might help you (but is untested): @echo off & setlocal enabledelayedexpansion set "txt=*.txt" :: the following line will delete the content of "Result.txt", if you don't want that delete it >"Result.txt" r...

This might help you (untested): @echo off setlocal enableExtensions disableDelayedExpansion for /l %%a in (1, 1, 10) do ( call :createAnnn.txt "%%~a" call :printAnnn.txt "%%~a" ) :createAnnn.txt set "COUNTER=000%~1" set "COUNTER=%COUNTER:~-3%" >"A%COUNTER%.txt" ( echo(%date% echo(%time% echo(Your nu...

When checking the webpage, it seems that they are still using the same class names and (most of the) internal structure but inserted an "<tr></tr>". So you should update the number behind the selected "tr"-object (untested): Change the "getElementsByTagName('tr')[2]" part to "getElementsByTagName('t...

I think you meant to use (untested): FOR %%A IN ( "StartMonth" ) DO ( FOR /F "tokens=2 delims==" %%a IN ('type Z:\TEMP\variablefile.txt ^| FIND "%%~A"') DO ( echo %%a ) ) But you could also use the find-command with a filename (untested): FOR %%A IN ( "StartMonth" ) DO ( FOR /F "tokens=2 delims==" %...

You seem to wait for different strings, when reaching the same menue (or do i missinterpret what i see?): "sm 60715 60714" versus "Entrez une requete comme celles-ci (entrer b pour finir):". I am not familiar with the Telnet Scripting Tool, but maybe your second wait doesn't work, because it doesn't...

Using wildcards also seems to work fine: Z:\>del *.hta *.tmp Z:\>>>"test.hta" echo( Z:\>>>"test2.hta" echo( Z:\>>>"test3.hta" echo( Z:\>echo dndndn|xcopy /-y /d *.hta *.tmp Z:test.hta Z:test2.hta Z:test3.hta 3 Datei(en) kopiert Z:\>echo dndndn|xcopy /-y /d *.hta *.tmp 0 Datei(en) kopiert Z:\>>>"test...

That command works on my (actual) win10, but i noticed another nitpick, if the target does not exist xcopy asks if it should create a directory or file (so i added a 'd'); also it is localized (which might cause isues): Z:\>>>"test.hta" echo( Z:\>echo dn|xcopy /-y /d test.hta test2.hta Ist das Ziel ...

This is obvious since the file does get changed when it is saved. If you overwrite your batch file, then the file pointer of the running file doesn't change. So if your new file has a valid command at that fileposition, then it will run without issues (except that the resulting algorithm may not be...

If that#s your only issue, then you could do that (if i don't error) by using delayed expansion when usefull and not using it when harmfull; example: @echo off setlocal enableExtensions disableDelayedExpansion set "line=" for /f "usebackq tokens=* delims=" %%a in ("%~f0") do ( set "line=%%~a" setloc...