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Would you write down an entire "faulty" line? Can't find any mistakes.

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aGerman

Hi thr333. I see two ways. 1st Set each file name into a variable and 2nd Mark off each line to use FINDSTR for the own batch code. IMHO the second would be better. For testings: @echo off &setlocal set "all=%temp%\all.txt" set "missing=%temp%\missing.txt" type nul>"%all...

Hi thr333, first let me say there are a lot of mistakes in your list. Not every command is an EXE file. Some (like ECHO, FOR, TIME, PUSHD, POPD ...) are implemented to the command line interpreter, some other (like GRAFTABL, MODE, MORE ...) are COM files. So figure out on your system and change it. ...

Hi Alan. Maybe you could use regular expressions. For testing: @echo off &setlocal set /p "A=value for A: " set /p "B=value for B: " echo %A%:%B%|findstr /r /c:"^4:[^6]$" >nul 2>&1 &&call :default ||call :special pause goto :eof :default echo DEFAULT got...

Maybe option /f is placed wrong? Have a look to the command line reference (taskkill /?).

You can't use wildcards. But using DIR /S into a FOR /F loop will help surely. Figure out. @echo off for /f "delims=" %%a in ('dir /a-d /b /s *.mp3') do copy "%%a" "%%~nxa" You have to create the batch in "music". But note, ampersands in file names or folder n...