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DOS batch file to display netsh channel output
I'm trying to get wifi Channel output from netsh command to be 2.4GHz or 5GHz
The following provides me with Channel output:
netsh wlan show interface name=Wi-Fi | findstr "Channel"
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Writing out to a file based off of the output of the command
I have seen many examples of how to create a file through command line using a static name but I need to get it to show a dynamic name based off of my commands output. What I mean by this is the ...
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Appending an extension to a new file created with xcopy
I've been having problems with xcopy in the past few days, and I'd like to stop ripping out my hair. In my DOS class, a portion of an assignment requires a file to be copied (with xcopy), and the new ...
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Is it possible to filter attribute of dos command output?
Below is output of this command netsh interface ipv4 show interface
Idx Met MTU &...
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Use Batch findstr for files with whitespaces
I'm trying to search for a string in a given file. This file can have whitespaces in its name and I'm having trouble with the Batch file.
I can easily do this by console getting the correct results:
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Variable Assignment for arguments with a for loop [closed]
Alright, so, I've searched quite a bit on how to do this but I've given up as I simply couldn't find anything.
So, I have a code (below); it's main purpose is to get 9 arguments and assign them as a ...
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Windows command to perform a similar function to spool command in SQL or Script command in UNIX?
In DOS is there a command to perform a similar spool function in SQL or Script command in UNIX to create a log?
I want to print all command line output to a file but I don't want to use the echo ...
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Run SOX batch on files in a relative folder
I have a windows batch script that runs a SOX command on various files, but I don't know how to get the batch to run on files in a relative path to that of the SOX executable. Currently all the files ...
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How to input automatically in BATch file on DOS?
I want to run a command that prompt for an argument, can I do a BATch file that run this command and then wait for a sec and "write" or "type" automatically (like a live person) the argument? Thanks.
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