@echo off SET ARG=''
FOR /F "TOKENS=3 DELIMS= " %%A IN ('^(reg query "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon"\ ^|find "AltDefaultUserName"^) 2^>nul') DO (SET ARG=%%A)
echo %ARG%
if %ARG%=="eee" goto 1 else goto 2
:1
echo exist
goto end
:2
echo not exist:end
I cant get this code to work it always says EXIST, any help would be great.
I explain in the comments.
@echo off rem to undefine a variable just put nothing after "=" SET ARG= rem skip the header and request the rest of the rem line in %%B on default delims (tab space rem /v instead of "find" FOR /F "skip=4 TOKENS=2* " %%A IN (' 2^>NUL reg query "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon" /V "AltDefaultUserName" ') DO ( SET ARG=%%B ) echo %ARG% rem if you are going to compare with double rem quotes (sometimes nessacery) then remember rem batch INCLUDES the quotes in the comparison rem if/else REQUIRES that at least the first rem command be contained in brackets rem the quotes meant that the condition was always rem false and the lack of (brackets) meant rem that else wasn't recognised. This caused the rem code to always fall through. if "%ARG%"=="eee" (goto 1) else goto 2 :1 echo exist goto end :2 echo not exist :end pause
thanx, thanx, thanx, working great
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