batch files


  1. Posts : 1
    7 home, pro, etc
       #1

    batch files


    Can I write simple batch files - example - at 3am xcopy server file to workstation a ?
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  2. Posts : 2,726
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
       #2

    Yep just create the .bat file then use windows "Schedule" to make it run at specific times
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  3. Posts : 1
    Windows 7 x 64 (probably Pro but I don't know where to check!)
       #3

    Old Batch File for Windows 7 Doesn't Work


    Due to possible proprietary restraints I will only display the beginning of this bat
    file.
    It worked in XP and we need it for new Windows, I am hoping something can be added to dictate Win 7 OS?

    Thanks in advance


    @echo off
    set MC=unset
    if "%PROCESSOR%" == "INTEL_486" set MC=i486_nt
    if "%PROCESSOR%" == "MIPS_R4000" set MC=r4000_nt
    if "%PROCESSOR%" == "Alpha_AXP" set MC=alpha_nt
    if "%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%" == "x86" set MC=i486_nt
    if "%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%" == "MIPS" set MC=r4000_nt
    if "%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%" == "ALPHA" set MC=alpha_nt
    if not "%winbootdir%" == "" set mc=i486_win95
    if not "%MC%" == "unset" goto mc_done
    echo ERROR Cannot detect what machine type you have.
    echo Please make one of the following settings:
    echo.
    echo set PROCESSOR=Alpha_AXP - For Windows NT Alpha based machines.
    echo.
    echo set PROCESSOR=MIPS_R4000 - For Windows NT MIPS based machines.
    echo.
    echo set PROCESSOR=INTEL_486 - For Windows NT Intel based machines.
    echo.
    echo set winbootdir=<boot dir> - For Windows 95/98 machines.
    echo.
    exit
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