Summary: Hi, Is there a direct way to set the value of a variable to the output of a line command. For instance, I want to set the value of the variable str to...
Summary: Can some-one better explain part 3. of the following install files. 2. Unzip all the zip files from that directory, preserving the directory str...
Summary: Rename or Move corrupt file. Click the Start button, point to Settings, click Control Panel, and then double-click Services. Select the EventLog serv...
Summary: Try this. 1. Start regedit.exe. 2. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control. 3. Double-click WaitToKillServiceTimeout. 4. Set this va...
Summary: Hi there, I am trying to use 2 soundcards (both Soundblaster 4.1s) in my pc. The purpose is to provide me with a cheap way of having multiple mic inp...
Summary: Its not your system thats the problem. Mine doesnt connect either and hasnt for some time. I believe both Tunes.com and Music Boulevard (now part of C...
Summary: Welcome to the world of Windows File Protection (WFP), which is part of W2K/Me/XP. It will silently restore any file it has listed as "protected", and...
Summary: I am having a couple different problems related to the keyboard and the i8042prt. I have found a couple solutions that may help some of the others of...
Summary: I am trying to set up a home network between my windows 2000 computer and my xp computer. I have set everything up to the best of what the internet h...
Summary: sup tis dan On my network, I have user profiles on a server and people log on to their accounts on computers in other labs using these profiles, conne...
Summary: CoffeeBreak, he said that the option was disabled. Spider, Go to this Registry Key: HKLM\Software\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon Add a ne...
Summary: I had a similar situation happen to me yesterday. Lucid's info helped me out a lot! With his guidance, I was able to dig through my systems group po...
Summary: It's probably due to DNS. Did you install DNS on the 2000 server? And is the 'other' computer pointing to the DC for it's DNS server? It probably s...
Summary: OK, I was recently running a web site from home. I have a cable modem, and a lynksis router. I have a domain name registered, and had it pointed to my...
Summary: I recently installed a Windows 2000 server and keep getting the following message in the event log: Netlogon 5781 - Dynamic registration or deregis...
Summary: I have a SiS 630 sound card, a Yamaha PSR-170 keyboard and am running Win 2000. I have the Midi input cable attached to the output of my keyboard and...
Summary: I am trying to set up the DNS configurations on my 2K server. I have set it up to the best of my knowledge, but other usersers still can not connect. ...
Summary: Hi, folks! I'm trying to discover a solution on the Net that could make me handle outputs of commands (DOS boxes) directly at the command line, w...
Summary: This should be simple enough: It would be useful to use the SET command to assign a variable to the text contained within a file. I just don't know ...
Summary: Hi, I want to populte an dos variable with the output of a command say example : The output of date /t should be populated to a variable x . If I do ...
Summary: In DOS and Windows 9x, the CHOICE command allowed a batch file to accept single-character user input and perform different tasks based on the result. ...
Summary: here you go: TechNet Home > Products & Technologies > Windows 2000 Professional > Resource Kits > Appendix D - Running Nonnative Applications...
Summary: Hello, I'm having a problem with a batch file. I am trying to use a variable in a filename so that when run the output will go to a time stamped log ...
Summary: Hi Brandon, I Found this article (#Q267574)on the MS website and there's a lot in here but section #4 may help you with your script problem. Good luck...
Summary: How do I change the default path that I am put in when I open the command prompt? I have my PATH variable set to %SystemRoot%\WINNT\System32; Which ...
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