I have two .dat files (that are time stamps) that need to be deleted often so the Geo-Comm mobile map will run the GPS properly. I have 8 toughbooks that need to have a "kill process" icon located on their desktop for when they run the Geo-Comm program and it isn't plotting on the map, they can end the program then just click on the icon and it will kill/delete the timestamps and then they can start the program again. I am actually not sure if I need a taskkill command or a delete command to run this script. How do I create a script to do this? There's a path to get to it that is 4 folders deep...
C:\Program Files\GeoComm\GeoLynx\Bin\Settingsupdatetimestamp.dat
C:\Program Files\GeoComm\AVL StdIP Mobile\Settingsupdatetimestamp.
Both, presumably. taskkill /f /im "your.exe" del "path\to\your.file\fileName.ext"
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