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For /F with wmic unwanted output

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问题 First post here, so apologies if I don't do this quite right. I'm trying to output the OS version on a remote Windows PC, but I keep getting unwanted data. Executing this batch file: @echo off set /p hostname=PC hostname? echo. FOR /F "skip=1 tokens=*" %%A in ('wmic /node:%hostname% OS get caption') DO echo %%A echo. pause Returns this result: Microsoft Windows 7 Professional Echo is off. I was able to remove the Caption output using skip=1 but I don't understand where the echo command is

Batch WMIC redirecting output and wrapping into variable

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问题 I'm trying to use WMIC to remove some old printers on our older print servers if I use the below syntax from the command line it works WMIC PRINTER WHERE "SERVERNAME LIKE '%%OLDSERVERNAME%%'" DELETE I was asked to see if I could make it replace the printers or update them to spare the helpdesk from getting "how do I add my printer" calls I tried some variation with SET to set the properties for SERVERNAME, it appear to process, but nothing changes and doing a GET shows the old value still. so

How to escape both comma and closing parenthesis in WHERE clause of WMIC?

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问题 I am trying to retrieve the modification date of a file in a locale-independent manner, using the following wmic command: wmic DataFile WHERE Name="D:\\Data\\sample.txt" GET LastModified This works perfectly as long as the given file path does not contain any comma , . The method below allows commas in the file path but fails if a closing parenthesis ) appears: wmic DataFile WHERE (Name="D:\\Data\\sample.txt") GET LastModified Up to now, I tried numerous different combinations, but without

How to correct variable overwriting misbehavior when parsing output

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In a batch file, I am checking for Baseboard information, with the following: BaseboardCheck.cmd @echo off setlocal enabledelayedexpansion for /f "tokens=1,2* delims==" %%a in ('wmic baseboard get /format:list') DO ( if ["%%a"] EQU ["Product"] ( set PlatformInfo=%%b if defined PlatformInfo ( echo.!PlatformInfo! echo.!PlatformInfo!This overwrites the variable ) ) if ["%%a"] EQU ["Version"] ( set BaseboardVersion=%%b if defined BaseboardVersion ( echo.!BaseboardVersion! echo.!BaseboardVersion!This overwrites the variable ) ) ) The above problem: The variables get overwritten, rather than

wmic error (invalid XSL format) in windows7

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问题 wmic process get /format:csv What is wrong with this command in Windows 7? I get: Invalid XSL format (or) file name. 回答1: It's a bug in the wmic command. It's been suggested to copy XSL files into the %WINDIR%\system32 (or equivalent if 64 bit.) However, the command below works just as well without the need to copy files: wmic process get ProcessId,Description,CommandLine,ExecutablePath,ParentProcessId /format:"%WINDIR%\System32\wbem\en-us\csv" Of course, the "en-us" will be different for

Text garble in batch script for wmic command

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问题 I\'m trying to run the batch script to acquired the basic computer information like CPU,RAM and active Network card.Here is my code @Echo OFF set newline=^& echo. echo Manufacturer Information> test1.txt systeminfo|findstr /c:\"Host Name\" /c:\"OS Name\" /c:\"System Model:\" /c:\"System Type:\" /c:\"Total Physical Memory:\" >>test1.txt echo CPU Information:>> test1.txt wmic cpu get Name /Format:list >> test1.txt echo %newline%Process Information:>> test1.txt wmic computersystem get

How to correct variable overwriting misbehavior when parsing output

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问题 In a batch file, I am checking for Baseboard information, with the following: BaseboardCheck.cmd @echo off setlocal enabledelayedexpansion for /f \"tokens=1,2* delims==\" %%a in (\'wmic baseboard get /format:list\') DO ( if [\"%%a\"] EQU [\"Product\"] ( set PlatformInfo=%%b if defined PlatformInfo ( echo.!PlatformInfo! echo.!PlatformInfo!This overwrites the variable ) ) if [\"%%a\"] EQU [\"Version\"] ( set BaseboardVersion=%%b if defined BaseboardVersion ( echo.!BaseboardVersion! echo.