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REM Win7 64-bit REM real path REG EXPORT "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders" REM Hex path REG EXPORT "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders" On my machine, both registry keys conta...

It turned out being easier to just change a single line. Surprisingly this worked! If I wasn't able to find such a quick solution, I would have to abandon using the forfiles command and add more lines of code to take it's place. for /f tokens^=1^,2^ eol^=^"^ delims^=^" %%a in (files.txt) ...

Well you could have changed a single byte in your FORFILES command that was creating the text file. If you were using FORFILES to echo @FILE and @FSIZE, you could have just put a comma in between them and then the original batch file that was written for you could have been changed to just use a com...

Why not change the way the output of your text file is created and put a true delimiter into the text file to separate the file name from the file size.

priya171 wrote:Thanks but my all files are in c:\data\ so where i have to mention the directory path in batch file

If you put the batch file in C:\data you don't have to put the path in the batch file.

If you really want to put it in there then add it to the DIR command.

I don't want to do it manually. I want is all automatic in silent without any user interaction. I got this in the screen when I run the batch that foxidrive give. ERROR: Access denied TASKKILL /PID ERROR: Invalid syntax. Value expected for '/PID'. Type "TASKKILL /?" for usage. Press any k...

I suppose you could do this as well.
copy a.txt T:\ & copy a.jpg T:\

Only way I can see to do it is with a FOR command.
for /F "tokens=*" %G in ('dir /a-d /b C:\a.txt C:\a.jpg') do copy %G D:\

Open up a cmd prompt and type: systeminfo
That will get you a few of the things you want.

What if we did something like doing a SCHTASKS query and piping that to the FINDSTR command to find %0?

Change the redirection to this. >>%PARAM_FILE% echo $$PROCESS_NUMBER=%PROCESS_NUMBER% >>%PARAM_FILE% echo $$RUN_NUMBER=%RUN_NUMBER% >>%PARAM_FILE% echo $$%PARAM_NAME_1%=%PARAM_VALUE_1% >>%PARAM_FILE% echo $$%PARAM_NAME_2%=%PARAM_VALUE_2% >>%PARAM_FILE% echo $$%PARAM_NAME_3%=%PARAM_VALUE_3% >>%PARAM_...

If you are referring to file dates you could use Forfiles. Believe it works for older and newer with the /D switch.
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prash11, I think the point of the exercise is to process all the files and directories in one execution of the batch file. Your solution only processes one directory at a time. If you had a 100 folders like this would you want to copy your batch file into each folder or edit the batch file to change...

@echo off cd blue FOR %%G IN (*_imp.png) DO ( echo file found...! echo %%~nG > file.txt FOR /F "delims=_" %%M IN (file.txt) DO ( echo %%M cd.. mkdir %%M move /y blue\*.png %%M\ echo y | del blue ) ) rmdir blue and make sure you run this program from outside blue folder. suppose you have b...

foxidrive wrote:FWIW this line is missing a trailing double quote "

set "data=!data!%separator%!member%%i!

I thought you had bad eyes....