Collection of batch script codes on how to do task in real world
Here is a script that you can use to create a backup of your Windows operating system using the built-in Windows Backup tool. This is another way to automate your task or if you don’t have access to GUI. To use this script, save it as a .bat file (e.g., “backup.bat”) and double-click it to …
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This example can show you on how to call another batch script if you are running the main script. You can simply call another set of task to complete the main task. This is a good application if you are working in a server environment if you want to automate your task. The above script …
You can use this script to remove existing mapped shared folder and add new shared folder. You can modify the script if you don’t need to delete and simply just add another one or as much as you like. To use this script, simply replace [network shared folder] and [mapping path] with the appropriate values …
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Here is a basic script that will uninstall a program in Windows 10, make sure you know the exact name of the program. This script will use the wmic command to uninstall the program with the specified name. It will then check the exit code to determine if the uninstallation was successful. You can modify …
You can use this script to install .exe installer in quiet mode without user interaction. This script uses the /quiet command line argument to run the installer in quiet mode, which means it will not display any user interface and will automatically use the default installation options. You can modify this script to customize it …
Windows batch script that can be used to automate the process of adding a user to Active Directory: This script uses the dsadd and dsmod commands to create a new user account in Active Directory and add the user to the “Domain Users” group. It sets the user’s name, password, and organizational unit (OU) using …
Windows batch script that can be used to delete multiple file extensions from a folder: This script uses a for loop to iterate over the list of file extensions specified in the fileExtensions variable. For each file extension, it uses the del command to delete all files with that extension from the specified folder. It …
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