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If all you need is the size of some folder, that's been posted on here before: viewtopic.php?t=9615

I don't understand why you need this. Just right-click the first folder and select Properties, and then right-click the second folder and select Properties. There's no need to bring a script into this at all based on what you've described so far.

Does it actually show up in wmic product list as HardwareComponents? Is there a .msi file associated with it? Both of these things are required to be able to do what you're trying to do.

Would it be faster to move all the files that are younger than 3 days old somewhere else and then delete the folders entirely? Barring that, BestBuy is currently selling 18 TB external hard drives for $290, which is cheaper than they're usually going for. It may be worth upgrading your storage so th...

Delete fewer files?

That's what the forfiles command is for. See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/510 ... han-n-days for more examples.

Because this is a specialized forum about a specific topic. I'd like to direct your attention to the very top of the website, where it reads "A Forum all about DOS Batch." Admittedly this isn't as true as it used to be since command.com was deprecated in Windows NT, but it's still batch. If you want...

That error you're getting means that your script is not saved with the correct encoding. Save your script as ANSI (or UTF-8 if you absolutely have to, but ANSI works best).

Correct; the code doesn't work if it stops being all on one line because of how the powershell is being executed. I only split it up to make it easier to read, I didn't add line continuation characters to make it keep working. If you want to store the output of the powershell command in a variable, ...

It's much easier to read the code when it isn't all on one line. @( Set/P "=The color is currently set to "<NUL For /F %%# In (' ^""%__AppDir__%WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe" -NoP "$Console=(Get-Host).UI.RawUI; Switch($Console.BackgroundColor,$Console.ForegroundColor){ 'Black'{'0'} 'DarkBlue...

miskox wrote: ↑

05 Dec 2022 04:53

%0 returns batch name.

Code: Select all

@echo %0

Saso

P.S. Use code tags, please.

%0 returns the entirety of what was typed when the script was called. Presumably they're looking for %~n0.

User Data contains a space, so you need to wrap the path in quotes.

Did you only want the "BERR_OUT_OF_SYSTEM_MEMORY" bit instead of the full line?

"It does not work" doesn't really give us enough information. What error message are you getting? Right now, my best guess is that because you pass %%G with quotes surrounding it and then you reference "%3" in the subroutine, you're doubling up the quotes, which is breaking things. Either get rid of...

Interfacist accelerates the command line with a preset system, Database connectivity and other features. For example you could iterate and run a command line process over every record in a CSV file or Database query result in a single click. You can inject named variables into any script language (...