wmic

问题 I have the following command: c:\wmic baseboard get Manufacturer Manufacturer ASUSTeK Computer INC. I'd like to save it's output into variable and process some way like I did it with bash here: esxi_hwinfo.sh @ GitHub e.g.: remove some sub-strings, shorten numbers, convert one string to another etc. Is it possible to iterate over lines inside variable and get for instance the second one? Examples which I've seen work only with files ( for /f "delims=" %%1 in ('type !foo!') do ). If I use

问题 I have the following command: c:\wmic baseboard get Manufacturer Manufacturer ASUSTeK Computer INC. I'd like to save it's output into variable and process some way like I did it with bash here: esxi_hwinfo.sh @ GitHub e.g.: remove some sub-strings, shorten numbers, convert one string to another etc. Is it possible to iterate over lines inside variable and get for instance the second one? Examples which I've seen work only with files ( for /f "delims=" %%1 in ('type !foo!') do ). If I use

问题 I am trying to create a simple script that will use computer name from pclist.txt and get serial number and model and export to csv file. I just can not seem to figure out why it does not print the serial number and model in the csv file. Here is my simple script. @echo off for /f %%i in (pclist.txt) do ( for /f "tokens=2 delims==" %%M in ('wmic /node:%%i csproduct get name /value') do set "Model=%%M" for /f "tokens=2 delims==" %%I in ('wmic /node:%%i bios get serialnumber /value') do set "SN

问题 I've looked at all these threads and posts: Thread: https://superuser.com/questions/1082530/how-can-i-remove-the-last-blank-line-of-a-wmic-command Thread: How can I remove empty lines from wmic output? Thread: Parsing WMIC output Post: https://stackoverflow.com/a/37725658/8262102 So far and none help and most of them use findstr /r /v "^$" to do this. The issue with them all is that in my case the output contains an additional line when written to a file. My desired output to file should be:

问题 I decided to write a small batchfile to make daily copies of a folder and its contents. I used WMIC to properly format the date in order to name the folders automatically. While it works perfectly on the command line, it seems that it dislikes being executed by the TaskScheduler - it does make a copy of the folder, but doesn't retrieving any date, and saves the files into a folder named -~-2-~-2 . It seems to skip the first part of the code altogether, and jump directly to the Pad digits part

问题 i'm trying to store this WMIC output into a variable. when i echo VAL i get nothing ! all i'm trying to achieve is getting a file's last modification date. the problem with this WMIC command is that it returns a date as a long number and i want to manipulate that output this is the part of my script where i have this issue :: these lines are at the top of the script SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION ... ... ... ... :: a function: set COMM="WMIC DataFile WHERE Name='C:\

问题 I am trying to get the timestamp of a file into a variable in a batch file. My batch file, imagetime.bat contains the following: set targetfile=%~1 set targetfile=%targetfile:\=\\% echo %targetfile% for /f "usebackq delims=" %%i in ( `wmic datafile where name^="%targetfile%" get creationdate` ) do ( echo %%i ) echo %timestamp% And I get this output: C:\>imagetime.bat V:\setup.exe C:\>set targetfile=V:\setup.exe C:\>set targetfile=V:\\setup.exe C:\>echo V:\\setup.exe V:\\setup.exe C:\>for /F

问题 I am trying to get the timestamp of a file into a variable in a batch file. My batch file, imagetime.bat contains the following: set targetfile=%~1 set targetfile=%targetfile:\=\\% echo %targetfile% for /f "usebackq delims=" %%i in ( `wmic datafile where name^="%targetfile%" get creationdate` ) do ( echo %%i ) echo %timestamp% And I get this output: C:\>imagetime.bat V:\setup.exe C:\>set targetfile=V:\setup.exe C:\>set targetfile=V:\\setup.exe C:\>echo V:\\setup.exe V:\\setup.exe C:\>for /F

问题 I want to use wmic Process call create to open a CMD at current working directory. But when I add "%~dp0" to specify directory the following command output nothing. for /F "tokens=2 delims==; " %%I in ('wmic Process call create "cmd.exe"^,"%~dp0" ^| find "ProcessId"') do echo PID = %%I As I know %~dp0 will end with \ , so %~dp0 will be like C:\Users\ . If I remove \ It will works. E.g: The following command will work. for /F "tokens=2 delims==; " %%I in ('wmic Process call create "cmd.exe"^,

问题 I've been trying to turn the output of the following two commands into variables, so that I can use them in a batch file, however I'm not having any luck: WMIC /namespace:\\root\SecurityCenter2 PATH AntiVirusProduct WHERE (displayName="Emsisoft Anti-Malware" or displayName="Emsisoft Internet Security") GET displayName /value WMIC /namespace:\\root\SecurityCenter2 PATH AntiVirusProduct WHERE (displayName="Emsisoft Anti-Malware" or displayName="Emsisoft Internet Security") GET