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[roy69]

I used microsoft word. It is basically a hyperbook. To do one for yourself is easy. Go to all your websites that you use alot and download the website icon. Start a new document and inport the icons one at a time. Creat a hyperlink for the icon then save the whole document as one webpage compleate.

 

[lemur]

Hi Crucial!

Would you consider amending this:

:net
title Vista Network Tools...
echo What Would You Like To Do?


to this:

:net
title Vista Network Tools...
cls
echo What Would You Like To Do?

 

[CrucialHoax]

Hi Crucial!

Would you consider amending this:

:net
title Vista Network Tools...
echo What Would You Like To Do?


to this:

:net
title Vista Network Tools...
cls
echo What Would You Like To Do?

Hello lemur,

I just patched the file as stated in your above post and as soon as a command is ran, it clears it from the prompt. For instance, I ran wireless signal, it showed it for a split second before it cleared the screen for the choice...

I might patch it like this for each command, this way it requries user interaction before it clears the screen, only problem is, that might be frustrating for someone who uses the arrows to scroll the prompt. There is a clear screen option in that menu.. its number 11.. It just a pain since the information is being displayed in the prompt I can't really cls correctly...

:sig
netsh wlan show interface
pause
goto net

I'll be updating tonight though...

Thanks again!

P.S. lemur, if you find another way around this issue, please feel free to let me know

 

[CrucialHoax]

Updating now,

There is a read me attached, please read it, it does contain some info about whats new

@ roy

I don't have office, only open office, which saves as .html and that didn't work at all for me.

Thanks everyone for everything. This turned out to be bigger than I thought

Keep the tips and suggestions coming and I'll keep on updating

 

[Frostmourne]

You could also use a wildcard to empty out the .tmp files like:

@echo off
del /s /q /f C:\Users\%userprofile%\AppData\Local\Temp\*

Also, take a look at powershell. That seems to be where .bat files are heading.

 

[CrucialHoax]

You could also use a wildcard to empty out the .tmp files like:

@echo off
del /s /q /f C:\Users\%userprofile%\AppData\Local\Temp\*

Also, take a look at powershell. That seems to be where .bat files are heading.

That's kind of what I did, except I believe it would be:

@echo off

del /s /f /q %userprofile%\AppData\Local\Temp\*.*

Correct me if I'm wrong though.

 

[Frostmourne]

Either way. You also need administrator priveleges.

 

[CrucialHoax]

Correct. Speaking of which, I can't seem to get the 'runas' command to work correctly, because it prompts for a password, when I don't have a password. I was also going to implement that command into the batch so it will always be ran as Administrator but I can't seem to get it...

Should I add a clear the temp option?
Maybe a reboot option after certain commands are performed?

 

[CrucialHoax]

Update included in this post. This one has the most options, features, and tools of all the batch files I've made yet. Try it out. Let me know how you guys like it

I double checked everything before I uploaded but that doesn't mean I didn't miss something so just let me know, I'll gladly fix it

Also, theres 2 pictures in the zip, they are screenshots from CCleaner, displaying the effectiveness of my batch file, check it out.

Enjoy!

 

[lemur]

I don't think you're going to get the runas to work. Maybe it's a security feature, but it's going to ask for a password. Can't find a way around it.

Do we need winver?

 

[pacinitaly]

Updating now,

There is a read me attached, please read it, it does contain some info about whats new

@ roy

I don't have office, only open office, which saves as .html and that didn't work at all for me.

Thanks everyone for everything. This turned out to be bigger than I thought

Keep the tips and suggestions coming and I'll keep on updating

see pic

 

[Frostmourne]

This should fix it:

The Invisible Administrator -- Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine Online

Although you could also create a vb express program with those scripts and package it with a pretty gui in an .exe file.

 

[CrucialHoax]

Mine doesn't do that, I checked the code and everything seems fine. The reason it's saying cannot find [.............] is because there aren't any files in the specified directory with a .tmp extension. Also, that batch file should be ran as admin...

As far as the health report not working, I'm clueless, that also works on my machine. Did you download the most recent files? Maybe that will fix it... Trying running the Ultimate Vista Pack as 'Admin' to see if it will generate a report. I'm attaching screenshots from my machine as well...

I might try to update the Temp batch to see if I can make it a little more user friendly without making it too dangerous to the system's integrity.

Thanks for pointing this out though.

 

[pacinitaly]

This should fix it:

The Invisible Administrator -- Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine Online

Although you could also create a vb express program with those scripts and package it with a pretty gui in an .exe file.

thanks, I forgot to choose run as admin

still can'tget sys to gen a health report ( Shawn also tried to advise )

 

[pacinitaly]

Mine doesn't do that, I checked the code and everything seems fine. The reason it's saying cannot find [.............] is because there aren't any files in the specified directory with a .tmp extension. Also, that batch file should be ran as admin...

As far as the health report not working, I'm clueless, that also works on my machine. Did you download the most recent files? Maybe that will fix it... Trying running the Ultimate Vista Pack as 'Admin' to see if it will generate a report. I'm attaching screenshots from my machine as well...

I might try to update the Temp batch to see if I can make it a little more user friendly without making it too dangerous to the system's integrity.

Thanks for pointing this out though.

your files are fine, it was me not choosing admin.
I gave up trying to gen a health report


thanks CrucialHoax +1

 

[CrucialHoax]

Try doing it manually..

Go to control panel, performance information and tools, advanced tools, the click generate a health report.

That is really odd that it wont create one...

Try this one

 

[lemur]

Try doing it manually..

Go to control panel, performance information and tools, advanced tools, the click generate a health report.

That is really odd that it wont create one...

Try this one

perfmon /report

 

[CrucialHoax]

Weird thing is, thats whats in the batch... Its:

erf
start perfmon.exe /report
goto vista

I can't figure out why it wouldnt work for him..

disregard the smiley at the command lol

 

[CrucialHoax]

I'm updating in this post becuase i found an error in the Ultimate batch in which it ownt clear the dns cache, I was tired and wrote cleardns not flush dns. It also wont display the advanced network settings. I make a lot of typo's it seems. Well, anyways, here it is.

Thanks

 

[lemur]

Crucial,
What do you think of this free utility? It converts batch files to exe. I know visual basic has been discussed, but thought I'd share this...
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