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Thanks Batcher for your help.

I will give it a try. I have a basic knowledge of DOS commands. I hope I can make your batch file work for my situation.

Thanks in advance.

I backed up most of my Microsoft Office settings, some of which include Excel Templates Normal Template Toolbars AutoCorrection ACL Files How do I copy these settings files to 5 different profile names. In the script, I don't want to repeat all the commands for each profile. I would like to have onl...

This is a sample batch file. This script copies a file from the source with one name and in the destination it is a different name. copy "c:\users\test\sample.txt" "d:\test\sample july 2021.txt" Can Robocopy do this, copy file from source with one name and the destination with a different name? If s...

Steffen, the code worked perfectly. Thanks so much.

I copied: copy c:\users\test\sample.txt" "d:\test" I get 1 file(s) copied. I want to see the full path of what it is being copied. I used echo copy c:\users\test\sample.txt" "d:\test" but when I ran the batch file it showed the full path but did not copy What command can I use to view the full path ...

Thanks to aGerman, Rasil, It worked. You're gurus.

Thanks Rasil for your reply.

How would I combine the 2 commands together on one line.

if exist "d:\test\sample.txt ren “Sample June 2021”

I can't figure out how to make it work using your example.

Can you help?

This is a sample script robocopy "c:\users\test" "d:\test" "sample.txt" /xf desktop.ini /np /tee /ndl /xx echo. if exist "d:\test\sample.txt ren “Sample June 2021” Exit 2 ******** echo. in the command line if exist "d:\test\sample.txt ren "Sample June 2021" Exit2 I want to copy and rename at the sam...

What commands do I need in my batch file so that if a file exists, then continue?

File: "c:\users\test\sample.txt"

If the file exists, then continue

How would I go about doing this?

Thanks in advance.

Thanks ShadowThief for your response.

I hope someone has the answer.

Here is a sample of my batch file below. When I do CTRL + Break, I get the message terminate batch job {Y/N) If I select N, I want the batch file to return to the :MENU label. Is there a way I can do this? Thanks in advance. @echo off :MENU Echo Press 0 for DISCONNECT Echo Press 1 for IPCONFIG Echo ...

Thank you so much it worked.
As you suggested I have added a second call batch file in the original.

Per your suggestion, I changed the second batch file to drivesmap.bat and it still doesn't return to the 1st script.

Any idea how to fix this?

Thanks

1st batch file contains the call command call "d:\sfd\dtsc\admt\bat\net use.bat" Few lines from the 2nd batch file :MENU Echo Press 0 for Test Echo Press 1 for Test1 Echo Press 2 for Test2 Echo Press 3 for Test3 Echo Press 4 for Test4 Echo Press 5 for EOF Echo Press 6 for Exit set /p input=Enter 1-6...

Thanks for your reply.

Towards the top of the batch file i have the :MENU label. When the script is running and it is stopped by CTRL break, I want it to go to the :MENU label.

How can this be done?