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Hi, can you please tell me what is wrong? Every Time i get false and true if the key exist. find | reg query "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Printers\Connections\,,server,printername" if errorlevel 0 goto printerexists if errorlevel 1 goto printernotexists :printerexists echo ***Drucker ist vorhanden*** :printernotexists echo ***Drucker ist weg*** Cu Reyeg :)

Name: Mechanix2Go
Date: September 21, 2004 at 02:18:44 Pacific

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Hi, Yes. Your problem is that if errorolevel 0 is true if 0 OR MORE so instead of this: if errorlevel 0 goto printerexists if errorlevel 1 goto printernotexists you need: if errorlevel 1 goto printernotexists if errorlevel 0 goto printerexists and between the labels you need something like: goto :end

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Hi Mechanix2Go! Thanx very much, it works! :))) Cu Reyeg :)

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