Summary: I have two questions in this one. One regarding scheduled tasks and the other regarding a batch job: 1) To keep things simple, how do I schedule a bat...
Summary: Hi, How can I delete files which are older then 15 days from a directory using a batch job. Resource kit is not installed on my machine. Thank you. ...
Summary: Whilst looking at user rights assignment in gpedit i noticed that there is an account called "*S-1-5-21-etc..." that can access the network, logon as ...
Summary: Here you go mate: The first script will replace the original file with the blank one, WITHOUT asking you to confirm overwrite, and WITHOUT backing up ...
Summary: Windows will idle out inactive sessions, even though you'd think Outlook would keep it alive. Even though it may be convenient to keep the PST file on...
Summary: I have a scheduled backup job that runs fine when I manually run the job (right click in scheduled tasks and select run now) so I know it is not a com...
Summary: I'm trying to use a batch job to rename a whole bunch of files with sequential numbering based on date order. I'm currently using a FOR loop and tryin...
Summary: Ok quick question. I set up the task scheduler to run some cmd files that setup to copy files, zip them, etc. My question is, if XP logs out, like f...
Summary: In the batch mode, I need to find a substring in the passed in argument (%1) and delete it. For example, when I do this (batch file is dotest.bat): C:...
Summary: Hello, Is there a way to probe what kind of hardware is installed using a batch file? specifically I want to search for the dells intel pro 100 ve bec...
Summary: I have installed Office XP on Windows 2000 but am still using the NT version Schedule+ for calendar and scheduling. The problem is that Schedule+ is n...
Summary: Hi, I have a system that sends watchlists of share volatility data derived out of stock prices to users via email and I'm upgrading from Win2k to WinX...
Summary: I try to set up a schedule on the built in Windows scheduler and get an error that says "Access denied" # 0x80070005. Obviously the scheduled batch fi...
Summary: I have a batch script that processes files that sometimes contain special characters (EG: Law & Order, Jeopardy!, and Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Gra...
Summary: Example of current batch file: Line1 Line2 Line3 Line4 MY PROG NAME=%PROGNAME% Line6 Line7 SET THIS IS IT= LINE9 MY PROG NAME= LINE11 I need my batch...
Summary: You didn't post in the wrong spot. What you are doing is failing to understand pcs in a domain. You can create a group policy that when rolled out wo...
Summary: This is an interesting question and I would be very grateful for any help. I'm working in a government university in Thailand, and the IT systems here...
Summary: I restore my HP dx7300 microtower with the restore cd and after installing Antivirus, i could no longer access microsoft and Antivirus sites. I uninst...
Summary: Hi all, I've written a couple of simple batch files and am now trying my third, but I'm having some trouble. I've read a few posts about it on var...
Summary: I have a batch file logs into ftp server and transters a zip file from 1 server to another and then create a log file on the machine that ran the bat ...
Summary: Hi All, I have one scheduled batch file which runs after every 2 hours and gives the output in one file, But I want that it should give the output in ...
Summary: Ok, I've spent hours researching this, and am still confused. What I have so far is this (and I'm a super beginer, so please forgive me if it's a stup...
Summary: Hello, If I wanted to create a batch file, which I could run on a daily basis, and where the only reliable run date is contained in the name of th...
Summary: If you don't use variables, you could do it with a series of IF Exist lines looking for files numbered in sequence but it would no longer be a simple ...
Summary: Try looking here: http://www.experts-exchange.com/Ope... Or else hop over to Google and do some searching for "batch file" and "computer name".... ...
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