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For older operating systems, you could potentially use BitsTransfer with powershell as in this StackOverflow Answer:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/302 ... lternative

Yes...It is the correct path/rute of notepad. I make a video of 1 minute for if someone want to see it. maybe seeing what I did you can see the error I maked. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POZ7tU-_m_s Thanks...... Well, I see you edited your post to correct the file path, but now you don't have t...

Be sure you are selecting the correct location of the notepad++.exe file. On my system at least, the path is: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++\notepad++.exe"

WMIC has several output formats. For example: wmic baseboard list /format:value You can replace the word "value" with several other options, like htable. To see a list of potential formats, use this command: wmic baseboard list /format /? This site has some good information: https://petri.com/comman...

The %date% and %time% variables are going to be locale and language specific. For reliability across systems, it is better to use WMIC. You can find several posts on this forum. Here is one example from Steffan (aGerman):

viewtopic.php?t=9348#p60703

Thank you, Steffen! Helpful as always.

You are using the START command which means that your command runs in a child process. Updates of the child environment have no influence to the parent environment. Steffen Got it. Thank you. Do you have an alternate recommended method to run a command to capture a variable in parallel to the main ...

Hello Folks. I've been reading various threads, but I haven't been able to achieve what I'm trying to do. I'm capturing various system properties as variables in a script. In this process, I am attempting to capture the level of fragmentation of the system drive. However, the defrag command is a bit...

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09 Jan 2022 21:23

... then agian i use this "delayed variable expansion" without knowing exactly what it does in just about all of my batches.

If you would like to know a bit more about how Delayed Expansion works, I would suggest this page:

https://ss64.com/nt/delayedexpansion.html

One way to do this is through the use of iexpress.exe from the %__APPDIR__% folder. With this utility, you can convert .bat files to .exe and thus obfuscate the code.

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I see that your code included the /F flag which also listed the DisplayName_Localized items. However, while this code generates a count of the items from the registry, it does not also output that list to a text document in the same for for loop as was my original intent.

Thank you for trying to convince me that I'm attempting what should be a relatively simple task. I'm generating a list of installed 64-bit application was completely irrelevant, regardless of your failure to do so . If it wasn't relevant, why include it at all, your question would simply have read,...

What makes you think, (even if you have potentially and deliberately removed your code to determine where the end user's PC, was running a 64-bit Windows Operating System) , that every application listed under that key are 64-bit too? First of all, no code was deliberately removed from this post. M...

I noticed one small glitch on line 129:
Shouldn't that be (%%i) as in: