wmic

问题 I was using the following batch command to retrieve all local user profiles (including domain users too) : for /f "delims=" %%I in ('dir /a:d-h /b "%SystemDrive%\Users\*" 2^>nul ^| %SystemRoot%\System32\findstr.exe /i /l /x /v /g:"%bin%\exclude_users.txt"') do ( The problem is that this command has its limits: it doesn't really check if the users in question do actually have an account. The user Compo provided me a methodology for retrieving the profile names, using WMIC. So I ended up

问题 I am working on a batch file that is supposed to show the currently estimated charge remaining. But when I run the command I get the desired result plus the error message Missing operand. output. My code: FOR /F "delims= skip=1" %%i IN ('WMIC PATH Win32_Battery Get EstimatedChargeRemaining') DO (SET /a CHR=%%i) ECHO "Battery Level: %CHR%" How can I get rid of that undesired output Missing operand. ? I have already tried to remove % from the last part, i.e. DO (SET /a CHR=i) , but when I do so

问题 I am writing a script to uninstall a program. I am utilizing WMIC to do this. When I run the script, it stops immediately after the wMIC command is run. When run it manually everything works fine. My script looks like this: @echo off title Forcepoint DLP Endpoint Echo Forcepoint DLP Endpoint wmic product where name="Forcepoint DLP Endpoint" call uninstall /nointeractive What should I be added after "WMIC" in order to continue the script? This script when entered manually worked: wmic product

问题 I am writing a script to uninstall a program. I am utilizing WMIC to do this. When I run the script, it stops immediately after the wMIC command is run. When run it manually everything works fine. My script looks like this: @echo off title Forcepoint DLP Endpoint Echo Forcepoint DLP Endpoint wmic product where name="Forcepoint DLP Endpoint" call uninstall /nointeractive What should I be added after "WMIC" in order to continue the script? This script when entered manually worked: wmic product

问题 I'm writing a simple batch script to get the last date/time of when a PC was rebooted. Found two simple ways: systeminfo | find /i "Boot Time" which outputs: System Boot Time: 5/4/2019, 5:04:44 AM wmic os get lastbootuptime which outputs: LastBootUpTime 20190504050444.500000-420 I'm basically looking to format the output of the second one to be the same or similar as the first one (something readable). On newer PCs, the first one works fine but most of our customers are still running Windows

问题 I really have no idea how to make the result from the following text file in to a variable in my batch file. First I need to run this WMIC line. wmic PAGEFILE get AllocatedBaseSize /Value > test.txt The result from test.txt occupies 6 lines, only the third line has the characters and this is the one I need to set as my variable. Content of test.txt AllocatedBaseSize=16328 回答1: This will directly set the variable without an intermediate file for /f "tokens=*" %%a in ( 'wmic PAGEFILE get

问题 I would like to use WMIC to retrieve the output of a "netstat" command on a remote computer. The actual execution of the following command executes without error and I see the output popup briefly within a new window: wmic /node:server1 process call create "netstat.exe -ano" With that being said, I need to pipe the output of the process window to STDOUT, and have tried: wmic /node:server1 process call create "netstat.exe -ano > C:\temp\test.txt" However, that does not work. I have also tried

问题 I would like to use WMIC to retrieve the output of a "netstat" command on a remote computer. The actual execution of the following command executes without error and I see the output popup briefly within a new window: wmic /node:server1 process call create "netstat.exe -ano" With that being said, I need to pipe the output of the process window to STDOUT, and have tried: wmic /node:server1 process call create "netstat.exe -ano > C:\temp\test.txt" However, that does not work. I have also tried

问题 I have a jar file that I want to run as a step in an SQL Job . However, the jar file has to run on machineA but the SQL job is schedule on serverA . To make this possible, in serverA's SQL job, I use xp_cmdshell to issue a wmic command to the terminal. xp_cmdshell permits me to issue a terminal command from an T-SQL script wmic permits me to issue a terminal command to machine (in this case a java -jar command) Below is the command I use EXEC master..xp_cmdshell 'wmic /user:mydomain\myuser

问题 Using batch, trying to get output of the following command: wmic logicaldisk get caption,description,volumename Thus, I'm simply doing the following: wmic logicaldisk get caption,description,volumename >>"C:\out.log" Unfortunately, this is the output I'm getting: 回答1: The output from WMIC is unicode, your "spaces" are nulls from the two bytes unicode characters in file. Try with wmic logicaldisk get caption,description,volumename | find /v "" >>"C:\out.log" 回答2: wmic has an output flag that