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i want the text file to have computername macaddress but i will prefer if possible to be write to excel file but if not to a text file will ok for now Thanks once more Late to the party and you did not say if you wanted the mac of your lan or wireless adapter but here is a simple example. ~DP @Echo...

If your a 'hands on' type then you can use Win ToolKit to integrate your updates and drivers to your image file, then use the SetupComplete.cmd method to install applications automatically at the end of the OOBE process/before the first logon.
http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details ... olkit.html
http://www.mydefrag.com/forum/index.php?topic=3244.0
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Make sure that the batch and vbs are together and run from the same directory.
I just made shortcut off desktop with W7 and W8.1 as admin and no issues.

Krump wrote:Sorry but your script isn't work. I change in bat only directory and aplication name.

You did not specify what OS Version, but has always worked for me on Windows 7 and 8.1.' Why don't you POST your bat file with directory path and app so we can look at it..
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Thanks for the info, so I guess you could say then that with "choice" you have "more choice's".
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Can someone explain the following delay commands which appear to do the same thing as far as advantages or disadvantages.
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Thanks for the info on your Jren utility, you wouldn't happen to have a download of the file would you? ~DP You could use my JREN.BAT utility that renames via regular expression search and replace. It is pure script that runs on any Windows machine from XP onward. jren "-Chapter (\d+\.doc)$&quo...

Here is a batch and vbs that I have been using successfully to do the pinning or unpinning that may work for you. Note the 1 to pin or 0 to Unpin, revise as needed. ~DP Batch Script @echo off %~d0 cd %~d0%~p0 :: PIN SHORTCUTS TO TASKBAR.. WScript.exe "%~dp0Pin.vbs" "%programfiles%\CCl...

Yep, when you upgraded to x64 NT based it looks like you no longer need debug.com or exe since it only works on 32bit as well. If you have NT, you should learn how to use the :: switches in the FOR command so you can avoid this! :: The use of DEBUG to extract data from lines is only :: needed under ...

OP said that "resolving this is of utmost importance" and Still after Several requests for his Batch Code He Still has not responded back with it..
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Yeah the delay is slow compared to the instant results of Wmic..You can always use the Set command with /A switch to output in GB, Which works when using multi-bank memory. ~DP Echo(Via SystemInfo in GB/.. For /F "Tokens=4" %%A In ('SystemInfo 2^>Nul^|Find "Total Physical Memory"...

Just save your batch files to desktop to error check: >> right-click and choose edit >> Once open just click on a blank area and do Ctrl+F to bring up the Find box >> Type in the problem words such as ie. nope, rw-r etc. >> then look at your script for the errors lines. ~DP debug' is not recognized ...

Thanks Compo for the updated Wmic script allowing for larger RAM, my Desktop now shows as "Total Installed RAM: 32 GB (34359738368 bytes)", And as I am sure you already know you can also use Systeminfo (about 3-5 sec delay) which calcultes your total ram in MB..and also works on both ARM a...

Thanks for working on this and the updated wmic script Compo.. My Arm system single slot ram is now reading correct as 2 GB and my dual slot lap of windows 8 also is correct showing 16 GB but my desktop which has four sticks of 8 GB each is showing (Total Installed RAM: 33 GB (34359738368 Bytes)) in...

How about good old systeminfo H:\>systeminfo | findstr /C:"Total Physical Memory" Total Physical Memory: 5,072 MB Yep Or This.. @Echo Off & SetLocal echo Via SystemInfo.. echo. For /F "Tokens=4*" %%G In ('SystemInfo 2^>Nul^|Find ^"Total Physical Memory^"') Do (Set ...