Summary: how can i create a batch file so when users logon they get mapped to a specific drive; key thing here is that the script must have a user name a pass...
Summary: I am needing to create a batch file that will copy lotus notes files from a novell server to an NT server. This batch will run once when the user logs...
Summary: I am trying to "kill" a process like in UNIX, but I don't know how it's done in NT outside of the GUI "Task Manager". My goal is to create a batch fi...
Summary: ::------------------------------------------- ::Create a batch file called wait.bat ::add the following line below. ::For batch files that neeed to ...
Summary: I know you just have to save the file as .cmd or as .bat to make it a batch file but what can you put in it. What i am trying to learn is what are th...
Summary: I am seing letters where a person is trying to create place a shortcut to the desktop using a batch file. I am attepting to do the same thing. This ...
Summary: I have created some maintenance batch files (ie. clean up tmp files, reboot server, etc.) that are scheduled to run on an NT server. I would like them...
Summary: I want to create a batch file which executes a windows shortcut. This might sound a bit strange (why dont I just execute the file directly from the ba...
Summary: I am trying to develop a batch file, which deletes user profiles. In our profile directory there are four user profile folders, which must not be dele...
Summary: I need to create a batch file to correct a user's inabiltiy to logon to the server from another office location. See the following: I am here in DC I...
Summary: Is it possible to create a batch file to change your IP, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway? I have a laptop user who travels to 2 cities (different ...
Summary: Hi all, I have a unique question here regarding the command utility pullmail and batch files. I'm using pullmail to grab mail from a non-local POP3 ma...
Summary: Create a batch file called inst2ws.cmd with the following: @echo off if "%1"=="" exit FOR /F "" %%i IN (ws.txt) DO %1 %%i Then create another batch ...
Summary: Hi, What is the syntax needed to call an exe from a batch file without having the cmd window showing? I can't remember nor find it. thanks ...
Summary: I've scheduled a task to run a batch file and it executes the task but it does not run it. I can run the task manually by clicking on the batch file ...
Summary: I use a system with multiple logins. If idle for 5 min I get kicked out (I can't change the delay). So I re-login often. Someone suggested a batch fil...
Summary: hello sirs, I need to write a batch file that read the users names and passwords from Access file and stops running when finish. i need only the com...
Summary: Create a batch file to move the contents of the source folder to the destination folder. Add it in the Task Manager, and it will run automatically. ...
Summary: My environment is WinNTserver4 & NTFS. The file is an Access 97 database that is automatically filtering data & exporting into a text file. I'm tryi...
Summary: Dear All, Please help me! I'm new to win NT/DOS and am trying to create a Batch file to archive files. First it creates a folder name base on the curr...
Summary: I want to create a batch file that would: 1)load at startup. 2)detect if a certain service is running. 3)wait until that service has finished running....
Summary: I am trying to increment a counter as I loop through a section of a batch file. I tried using 'set /a' and incrementing a variable, but I could not f...
Summary: I would like to know the commands that will let me log on to Windows NT throught a batch files and run some commands to modify the registry with admin...
Summary: I need to create a batch file that will login into several machines via ssh automatically. I have tried: ssh user@ipaddress passwordfile It connects ...
Summary: That only applies for different Hardware configurations, not individual settings. The only way I can think of running a "batch" file to change the IP...
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