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问题 I'm using a WMIC command to output a list of SIDS and accompanying user profile names to text. From the text, I can edit a list of SIDS I need to add a set of registry keys to. However, the script that loops through the edited text file of SIDS is encoded in a format the script doesn't pick up and just fails to run. Using notepad++ I can re-encode from UCS-2 LE BOM to UTF-8 and then I can complete the script hassle free. How can I make the output from the WMIC text default to UTF-8 ?. I

问题 I'm using a WMIC command to output a list of SIDS and accompanying user profile names to text. From the text, I can edit a list of SIDS I need to add a set of registry keys to. However, the script that loops through the edited text file of SIDS is encoded in a format the script doesn't pick up and just fails to run. Using notepad++ I can re-encode from UCS-2 LE BOM to UTF-8 and then I can complete the script hassle free. How can I make the output from the WMIC text default to UTF-8 ?. I

问题 I wonder what sort of serialnumber wmic bios get serialnumber Windows commad actually gives you? Is it serial number of your motherboard? Documentation is not clear about it. 回答1: the wmic bios get serialnumber command call the Win32_BIOS wmi class and get the value of the SerialNumber property, which retrieves the serial number of the BIOS Chip of your system. 回答2: run cmd Enter wmic baseboard get product,version,serialnumber Press the enter key. The result you see under serial number column

问题 I am using wmic to get the time. I have narrowed this down to a one (1) line .bat file. I have learned from stackoverflow about piping stdin and stdout to avoid hangs. C:> type t.bat TYPE NUL | wmic os get localdatetime | findstr . It seems that if I run wmic concurrently, it will occasionally fail. If I create two cmd shells and run the following command in each, errors similar to the one below appear. for /l %i in (0,1,100) do (call t.bat) ... C:> TYPE NUL | wmic os get localdatetime |

问题 How can I use a batch file to send a text file or a .doc or similar, to a printer plugged into the computer through a USB port? 回答1: Also to get the printer name: wmic printer get name /value | findstr Name It will list all printers like: Name=PDF Name=Microsoft XPS Document Writer Name=Fax And if you know part of the name, you may include it in a variable dynamically with FOR . @echo off for /f "tokens=2 delims==" %%a in ( 'wmic printer get name /value ^| findstr PartOfThePrinterName' ) do (

问题 Why I ask is that my program uses 3rd party software that sometimes leaves behind orphan processes that have no link back to my program or the 3rd party process. These orphan processes start to add up and consume tons of resources over time. I would like to kill them off periodically, but in order for me to do that, I need to know for sure they were created by my program and not some other program. I have viewed the orphan processes in Process Explorer and when looking at the properties of

问题 Im working on a batch file in which I need to show the estimated charge remaining of the battery, I have achieved my goal but sadly I am not happy with the results due to excesive and unwanted spaces in the command result. Here's my code: :charge FOR /F "delims= skip=1" %%i IN ('WMIC PATH Win32_Battery Get EstimatedChargeRemaining') DO ( SET CHR=%%i GOTO results ) :results ECHO "Battery Percentage: %CHR%" PAUSE GOTO menu The result of the above command is: "Battery Percentage: 100 " How do I

问题 I want to get all of this information (including non-windows updates) in any text format... Please share if you have any way to fetch these infos. For more details please see attached image... 回答1: Edit: To get all the updates (installed via Windows Update only, even for 3rd party) and then export the result to a text file, you can use below script: $session = [activator]::CreateInstance([type]::GetTypeFromProgID(“Microsoft.Update.Session”,$ComputerName)) $us = $session.CreateUpdateSearcher()

问题 I have a batch file and it's content is: SETLOCAL enabledelayedexpansion SET /A FT=500 FOR /F "skip=1 tokens=1-6" %%A IN ('START "" /wait WMIC Path Win32_LocalTime Get Day^,Hour^,Minute^,Month^,Second^,Year /Format:table ') DO ( IF NOT !FT!==500 GOTO proceed SET FD=%%F-%%D-%%A SET FT=%%B:%%C:%%E :proceed SET /A FX="DS" ) echo %FD% %FT% : %* >> "%LOGFILE%" endlocal Initially the line FOR /F "skip=1 tokens=1-6" %%A IN ('START "" /wait WMIC Path Win32_LocalTime Get Day^,Hour^,Minute^,Month^

问题 For asset stocktake purposes, I'm trying to create a script in batch that runs through the machine names of computers which are in a local .txt file, getting the last person who logged into the machine, and outputting that to a text file with the format of Machine Name: NAME | Last Login: USER I've hit a bit of a wall and I can't figure out what's going on. The machine name is being correctly output but the 'last login' part is not. Here is my code: @echo off for /f %%a in (Assets.txt) do (