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RE: Batch codes for beginners - Phibedy - 10-30-2012

(08-17-2012, 04:32 AM)The Alchemist Wrote: One question... What does @echo off do?
It suppresses commands, you don´t wanna see.
nice tut Smile


RE: Batch codes for beginners - yeuquaido - 03-27-2013

thank for your useful post. however it's too short. Could you please show more. maybe a tutorial document with all basic syntax (ex: meaning of /f /t /d ..etc..) would be great in this case.

thank you so much


RE: Batch codes for beginners - yeuquaido - 03-27-2013

thank for your useful post. however it's too short. Could you please show more. maybe a tutorial document with all basic syntax (ex: meaning of /f /t /d ..etc..) would be great in this case.

thank you so much


RE: Batch codes for beginners - noize - 03-28-2013

(08-17-2012, 04:32 AM)The Alchemist Wrote: One question... What does @echo off do?

"@" prevents the line from displaying (just that line)
echo off prevents all other lines inputs to be displayed so you'll see just the output.

Anyhow in the tutorial I see a tskill and a moment later tskkill. Anyhow tskill doesn't mainly work. Taskkill works, but with the parameter /IM.
Code:
taskkill explorer.exe is no way gonna work. taskkill /im explorer.exe will kill explorer.exe taskkill /im explorer.exe /f will force-kill explorer.exe taskkill /f /t /im explorer.exe will force-kill explorer.exe tree-process
Parameters order doesn't matter as long as explorer.exe follows /im, e.g:
Code:
taskkill /im /f /t explorer.exe won't work



RE: Batch codes for beginners - noize - 03-28-2013

(08-17-2012, 04:32 AM)The Alchemist Wrote: One question... What does @echo off do?

"@" prevents the line from displaying (just that line)
echo off prevents all other lines inputs to be displayed so you'll see just the output.

Anyhow in the tutorial I see a tskill and a moment later tskkill. Anyhow tskill doesn't mainly work. Taskkill works, but with the parameter /IM.
Code:
taskkill explorer.exe is no way gonna work. taskkill /im explorer.exe will kill explorer.exe taskkill /im explorer.exe /f will force-kill explorer.exe taskkill /f /t /im explorer.exe will force-kill explorer.exe tree-process
Parameters order doesn't matter as long as explorer.exe follows /im, e.g:
Code:
taskkill /im /f /t explorer.exe won't work



RE: Batch codes for beginners - nyol - 08-26-2013

cool one more than to seizing


RE: Batch codes for beginners - G_X_S - 10-03-2013

This was helpful, thank you


RE: Batch codes for beginners - G_X_S - 10-03-2013

This was helpful, thank you


RE: Batch codes for beginners - G_X_S - 10-03-2013

This was helpful, thank you


RE: Batch codes for beginners - toob223 - 12-22-2013

I think it's better if you give everyone an explaination after every command, since this is made for noobs.