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Thank you very much for the explanation.

It's working great now.

I was able to get it to run but I don't understand why.
I had: I added -ace: I have no idea what "-ace" means.
It does work now.

Great catch. Thank you very much for pointing that out to me. I have changed it from Folder to File. I'm now getting a new error: C:\Batch>"C:\Batch\SetACL.exe" -on C:\Windows\system32\spool\Printers -ot file -actn ace "n:Gary;p:full" ERROR in command line: No parameter found for option n:Gary;p:ful...

I have a batch file that I'm trying to create and I'm getting an error: This is the error: C:\Batch>"C:\Batch\SetACL.exe" -on C:\Windows\system32\spool\Printers -ot file -actn ace "n:Gary;p:full" ERROR in command line: No parameter found for option n:Gary;p:full! This is the bat file: net stop spool...

I re-typed the line and it worked again.

Thank you,

Docfxit

Thank you for the reply... I'm getting a new error: At this line: echo >USBMakeBootable.scr list disk It isn't writing out the file. @echo on :: *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ :: Warning!!! :: Do not run this on your computer. It is customized for my computer. :: Your compu...

Thank you for the reply...

Do you see the open parentheses at: Is Choice available while I'm booted in windows repair? Windows 8

Thanks,

Docfxit

I created this bat script to fix a computer that won't boot. It needs the ESP partition fixed so I can make it bootable. I'm having trouble with one SET statement that isn't doing what I want it to do. I can't figure out why. Towards the end of the code you will see: :: *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*...

You are a genius. That worked really great. I wanted to add the command to the output txt file so I could make the output clearer. Do you have any suggestions as to how I can make it look nicer? Echo Run bootrec /rebuildbcd >>"%~dp0FixBootBCD.txt" >"%~dp0FixBootBCD.~tmp" bootrec /rebuildbcd >>"%~dp0...

I have a bat file that I would like to find a solution remove the garbage characters after Diskpart runs. " ÿþ" The bat file: bcdedit /enum all >"%~dp0FixBootBCD.txt" bcdedit | find "osdevice" >>"%~dp0FixBootBCD.txt" (echo SELECT DISK 0 echo SELECT PARTITION 1 echo GPT ATTRIBUTES=0x0000000000000001 ...

Based on my tests, it seems that you need the -option format instead of the /option format for flags. unlocker.exe "list_of_files.txt" -L -S -D -O deleted the files listed and created an output log You are a miracle worker. That works perfect. I tried dashes before. I must have not had the correct ...

Based on the picture you've shown, you need the /S option to hide the GUI, and the file containing the files to unlock goes after the /L option. unlocker.exe /L UnlockerListofFiles.txt /O /D /S Great observation. I still couldn't get it to delete the files/partition. The next thing I tried was: C:\...

Thank you for the suggestion... I modified your code a little to prove it was working as expected: for /f "delims=" %%f in ("UnlockerListofFiles.txt") do ( Echo "%%~f" C:\Programs\Unlocker\Unlocker.exe "%%~f" ) In the cmd window this is what I got: C:\Programs\Unlocker>for /F "delims=" %f in ("Unloc...

I would like to get Unlocker working. My preference would be to get Unlocker to delete files from a list of files that are written to a file. I can't seem to get Unlocker working from a batch file no matter what command line parameters I give it. In these examples none of them work when I start the ...

The code isn't broken, you just never gave it the PID to search for. As written, the script expects two arguments: the application name as it appears in tasklist and the PID of the running task, in that order. I'm trying to figure out if the program is running. I found the original way I was doing ...