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IMO, the entire thing is a waste of time done this way. It's too much effort to locate and invoke a batch file elevated, press on a number key, type a filename, press enter, press enter again, and then force close the cmd.exe window. You'll only be adding executables which you know you have, so why ...

The same variable expansion issue you have with `GamePath` is also evident in your 'Max Payne 2' section, with `D2Test`

Indeed. Both of those were pointed out some time ago. And I removed them all a long time ago. It's possible I missed something, but they don't cause the debugger to fail or warn so it's easy to miss them in a long script. I shall check again. EDIT: Nope. All labels that were within ( ) blocks had a...

Based upon the initial code, I've seen, i.e. that posted here , there are several noteworthy things I spotted. Your biggest issue, is that you're using labels inside your parenthesised blocks. Additionally "%SRC%\PostInstall\Firefox Setup 76.0.1" should probably have an extension. IF NOT EXIST "%APP...

I've already told you, but you seem unable to either listen or comprehend, the very, very, basic syntax I've used, is fully explained under the help information for the command. And please don't try to absolve yourself of blame for a confusing question, your code specifically states right within it,...

Ich bin´s selbst, I have absolutely no intention of tutoring you through my code, however, I will say that it's considerably simpler, shorter, quicker, and easier to follow than what you or OJBakker have posted, and aGerman and others haven't posted any code, (Steffen provided only advice for your p...

Ich bin´s selbst, just to clarify to you, and any future readers, what my code above is supposed to do: Make thirty four copies of each file within the %Quelle% directory to the %Ziel% directory, each with the increment appended to its basename. For example: C:\000Quelle\FileName.ext » C:\000Ziel\Fi...

Unless I've misunderstood exactly what you're doing, especially as I've no idea what %Z% is being used or incremented for , it seems that there's an simpler method of doing this: @ECHO OFF SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS DISABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION REM The task is the following: REM Copy a single file from %Q...

No it isn't! To begin with you shouldn't be using a label within the do portion of a for loop. Would this not do essentially the same thing? CALL :PURGE "C:\Hyperion_Batch\Errors","C:\Hyperion_Batch\Logs","C:\Hyperion_Batch\Archives" PAUSE GOTO :EOF :PURGE SET "AGE=92" FOR %%G IN (%*) DO ( IF /I "%%...

<snip> Echo OS Index number is "OS_Index" & Pause So would the code above work and [ a ] ignore just pressing <Enter>, [ b ] ignore inputting a zero, [ c ] ignore a number greater than 12, [d] ignore ANY letter? Would I use the number held in OS_Index by using "OS_Index" or something else please? I...

First of all, thank you to everyone who has contributed to this question, it is very much appreciated! redacted I had to change that code because it didn't work and just exited the program. redacted Why didn't you try my single line example, (which was split over multiple lines for ease of reading)...

will pick up some duplicates, because you've already redirected the output from to the same file, Files.txt!

I would probably do it like this, (Obviously the last line would be replaced with your code) : @Echo Off :Menu Set "OS_Index=" Set /P "OS_Index=Input Index Number [1..12]>" If Not Defined OS_Index (GoTo Menu)Else ( Set OS_Index | "%__AppDir__%findstr.exe" ^ "^OS_Index=[123456789]$ ^OS_Index=[1][012]...

It's a matter of opinion really. I believe that you should be polite, i.e ask for an action only if its needed, so my preference is to see if the file exists prior to asking for it to be deleted. However checking if the file exists, is an action in itself, so some would see it as no less efficient t...

The following alternative, will work with your output: @SetLocal EnableExtensions @For /F Tokens^=3 %%G In ('Dir /S/A-D/-C 2^>NUL')Do @Set /A $=#,#=%%G 2>NUL @Echo %$% bytes @Pause I'm not sure if all system languages output the filesize as the third token, so if this is going to be used for any oth...