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Pipe a second findstr for "Ethernet"

2 is for errors (STDERR), 1 is for everything else (STDOUT)

It doesn't matter if you put it at the front or the back of the command you're using it on, although there are a few edge cases where putting it at the front is better.

If that's the entire code, then you're missing the final )

You've also written cdm /k instead of cmd /k (although I don't see why you'd need that at all since it only spawns a child terminal process), but that throws a different error.

If you think you need the SYSTEM account for something, you're doing something wrong. If you need more than 254 characters for a single command, you're also doing something wrong. You haven't described your use case, so I'll just assume the standard reasons for shoving a bunch of code all at once at...

There's excellent documentation at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/409 ... se-scripts but I'm not aware of anything interactive.

I'm talking specifically about the language that uses the cscript and wscript interpreters. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VBScript It's a scripting language for ActiveX that's modeled on Visual Basic and that I've used multiple times as standalone replacements for VBA macros that I've written. Wikip...

How could this be happening It's obviously a bug in the code. Nobody here is capable of elaborating further because Windows is closed source. more importantly: how to fix / workaround this issue? By pressing one of the 100+ other keys on the keyboard. This is such a non-issue that I'm surprised you...

That's just my answer, but with no explanations and posted here so they're going to see it even if they don't want to. The entire point of me posting it to pastebin was that this is very clearly a homework question and they asked for help and not a solution so they should have the option of not imme...

https://pastebin.com/Lh3gEWhL if you want answers rather than general guidance

The fact that you're saying that you haven't gotten it suggests to me that you have some way of validating the solution, and so this feels a bit like homework. Depending on your teacher's standards and whether or not you just didn't format the code when you pasted it in here, I could argue that ever...

I will just add this: I think PS is very good for (some?) admin repetive tasks (why I wrote 'some?'? - because I don't take care of servers but this is based on what I read so I don't have such experiences). I use PS almost daily for some special task: I have (my customer really) 150+ Excel files. ...

Are you just looking for prompt $S$S$P$G?

The /p flag is only meant for prompting the user for input, and you only need quotes around the assignment, not on each side of the equals sign - this isn't an if statement. set "windeployqt6=c:\Qt\6.6.0\mingw_64\bin\windeployqt6.exe" set "sourceDir=c:\Qt\Projects\Sources\game_test" set "appPath=c:\...

If you're seeing !variable! instead of its actual value, then you're missing setlocal enabledelayedexpansion from your script. If you're seeing !variable! and its value, then you need to add @echo off to the top of your script.