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She no go here. Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2600 CPU @ 3.40GHz Windows 8.1 32 bit Is 32 bit an issue? I wouldn't have thought so. Looks like your processor predates the Ivy Bridge entropy chip. Is that a bit like the TARDIS chamelon circuit?? My CPU might not support the feature it uses but I thought I sa...

She no go here. Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2600 CPU @ 3.40GHz Windows 8.1 32 bit Is 32 bit an issue? I wouldn't have thought so. c:\Files>rdrand c:\Files>echo %errorlevel% 0 c:\Files>rdrand c:\Files>echo %errorlevel% 0 Downloaded second copy to compare. Comparing files C:\FILES\RdRand.zip and C:\FILES\RDR...

ShadowThief wrote:it really depends on the code they're trying to port.

I think I drifted off onto automated conversion but manual porting of code should be doable.

Automated conversion of simple scripts might work...without any reliability and it would be a case of suck-it-and-see.

I thought it'd be a piece of cake Sqaushman and went to write a few lines to play with, and then that stoopid wmic bug stepped in with it's non-ansi text and screwy line endings. This seems to work in my limited testing @echo off SET output=C:\temp\DevNet_RAM.txt echo Output file will be in %output%...

Thank you for the quick reply and fix recommendations. I have implemented the fixes as suggested For /f "tokens=1 delims=,\ " %%i in (%fileName%) do if not exist \\%%i\c$\Temp mkdir \\%%i\c$\Temp For /f "usebackq tokens=1 delims=,\ " %%i in ("%fileName%") do cscript Ap...

Work supplies me with a laptop which has Windows 7.

Ahh.

Doubt we will upgrade to Windows 10 anytime soon.

That's how I feel about it.

I need to make a small replacement in an XML file using DOS program. There is already a batch file made (REPL.BAT) which does replacements excellently The author of repl.bat has created Jrepl.bat and he is a regular here on Dostips named Dave Benham Jrepl is an enhanced version of repl and they bot...

In the same way that penpen discusses, batch files have so many undocumented techniques that a language conversion using automated means is unlikely to be feasible. But thankfully, them being undocumented means that most people don't know about them, which means that most people don't use them, whi...

Windows Anniversary update it broke Quick Books so I had to roll back until my wife decides to update Quick Books to the latest version. It might be cheaper to get a new wife. ...Erm, ahhh, the devil made me type that. I'm kidding Squashman and your wife is so crook so I wouldn't be so callous. But...

thanks for continuous update dave What'd be good is a counter for thanks and appreciation that people can click. :) I feel it would be pretty darn high with many clicks. I'd like to see a counter for Aacini as well. He's given just as much effort as Dave, in many areas. There are many people who ha...

If you reply to comment on third-party tools or vscript then you'll get further help.

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There is a potential flaw here in that a space exists before text in the predefined variable called filename. set fileName= computers.txt The main problem is in statements like this FOR /f "tokens=l delims=,\ " %%i in (computers.txt) do copy \\%%i\c$\Temp\*.evt For robust code where comput...

einstein1969 wrote:

neorobin wrote:Hi einstein1969

I made another implementation
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spiral

That's so simple in motion but it really appeals to me. Very nice!

I rattled my cage without looking at your code and I see there are many comments. I want to point out here that using :: inside a loop for a remark can cause the script to fail. Get used to using :: outside loops and rem when adding remarks inside loops and you won't strike that problem. FOR /f &quo...

Make sure that you test Compo's script though and let him know how you go.