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Whoops, I'm blind. Thank you. Edit: Well, still off by 1 second often: REM Get Script Start Time Using jTimestamp.cmd CALL jTimestamp -f {ums} -r t1 REM Fancy Time Stamp for /F "tokens=*" %%a in ( 'jTimestamp -d %t1% /F " {WKD} {MTH} {D}, {yyyy} {H12}:{NN}:{SS}{PM}"' ) do ( set T...

I did, their "solution" was to fix each install by hand. By running their AVG Remover program. Ha! Falls more often that in succeeds. Their tech support (support! - ha - as if) like most AV companies is useless. So I'm figuring it out for them. Like I said I already figured most of it out....

Mind you we have computers dated as far back as Windows 95 and up to Windows 10. Well I am going to scream foul there. Pretty sure a lot of your script will not work on Windows 95. Also, AVG is no longer supported on Win 9x as far as I can tell on their website. What I've posted is just part of the...

You seriously do not understand why your displayed time is not the same as your calculated time? Only thing I could think of is that it sometimes takes a little extra time to process the command and can roll over a bit to the next second. Was just hoping something could be down about it. No? Or did...

Squashman wrote:You know there is an environmental variable called computername already. No need to run the hostname command.

I found that it did not always work for whatever reason and hostname has worked every time.

Mind you we have computers dated as far back as Windows 95 and up to Windows 10.

Already using Remote Administration. Thank you any how. It sucks! 99% of the time it fails to remove bad versions of AVG. Even their crappy AVG Remover fails. I've solved that problem. My script fixes that problem. My issue is just confirming that the install went successfully in the script I create...

Hi, AVG is such a terrible product, but the government agency I work for has already paid for it for the next 2 years, so I'm stuck with it. Anyways... I've found 66 different versions of AVG installed on our PCs. Ouch! I've written a huge script to try and force the removal of AVG and reinstall it....

Would be great if able to make that show 4:26pm when zero seconds past. That is, hide when zeros. And I don't mean padding. I'd still like to see "4:26:03pm" for example. Sorry. It could be done, but that is not a feature I am interested in supporting. You could get the value you want eas...

Also, I've been using this in my scripts: REM Get Script Start Time Using jTimestamp.cmd CALL jTimestamp -f {ums} -r t1 REM Get Start Time for /F "tokens=1-4 delims=:.," %%a in ("%time%") do ( set /A "start=(((%%a*60)+1%%b %% 100)*60+1%%c %% 100)*100+1%%d %% 100" ) REM ...

Very nice. Thank you! I'm using: CALL jTimestamp /F " {WKD} {MTH} {D}, {yyyy} {H12}:{NN}:{S}{PM}" Simple enough, sample output of "Tue Feb 7, 2017 4:26: 00 pm". Would be great if able to make that show 4:26pm when zero seconds past. That is, hide when zeros. And I don't mean padd...