Output messages I can't invoke.
Posted: 05 Apr 2017 02:38
Some messages from cmd mui file that I don't know how to reproduce (and I even't don't know if it's possible):
And the strings for TRANSACTION command which was planned as internal cmd command but it's part of fsutil
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An incorrect parameter was entered for the command.
The system cannot accept the path or file name requested.
The system is out of environment space. (probably if a lot environment variables are created?)
The contents of the target file were lost.
Insert the diskette that contains the batch file and press any key when ready. %0
The Process Identification Number is %1. (probably something from start command? If it can show the pid of the started process it will be great)
The system cannot complete the process.
"%1" is not a recognized device. (probably something related to serial ports devices?)
A program attempted to reference storage outside the limits of a stack segment. The program was ended.
Command not implemented.
Out of memory.
Parameter format not correct - "%1".
(Error occurred in environment variable)And the strings for TRANSACTION command which was planned as internal cmd command but it's part of fsutil
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Local NTFS volumes are required to complete the operation.
The new link and the existing file must be on the same NTFS volume.
The device does not support symbolic links.
You do not have sufficient privilege to perform this operation.
Allows control of file operations via transactions to commit or abort
changes.
TRANSACTION [/START | /COMMIT | /ROLLBACK | /SUSPEND | /RESUME]
/START - Start a new transaction. Only one can be pending
at a time.
/COMMIT - Commit all changes for the current transaction.
/ROLLBACK - Rolls back all changes for the current transaction.
/SUSPEND - Disables the running transaction, leaving it pending,
and continue in non-transacted mode.
/RESUME - Enable the transaction disabled with suspend.
For both commit and rollback, the transaction is then closed after
the command executes.
If no argument is given, this command displays the current state of the
transaction for CMD.EXE.
Transaction ID: %1
An active transaction is in progress.
There is no active transaction.
A transaction has been successfully started.
There is no transaction to commit, rollback, suspend or resume.
An active transaction is already in progress. A new one cannot
be started until the current one is committed or rolled back.
Cannot commit or rollback a transaction that has been inherited
from another process.
Cannot commit a transaction that was started outside of a batch
file from within a batch file.
Cannot suspend a transaction because a transaction is already
suspended.
Cannot resume a transaction because no transaction is currently
suspended.
Cannot resume a transaction suspended in a previous batch file.
Transaction successfully resumed.
Transaction successfully suspended.
There are still %1 process(es) running within this
transaction. Commit or rollback will continue once those
processes have terminated.
This transaction has already been rolled back.
The current transaction has been rolled back.
The current transaction has been rolled back because
CMD exited or the batch file completed.
This transaction has already been committed.
The current transaction has been committed.
The current transaction has been committed or aborted outside of
CMD, and has been successfully abandoned.
Failed to query transaction state. Unknown outcome state is %1
Administrator: %0
Local volumes are required to complete the operation.