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@flipflop I have merged this topic with the older one you mentioned. When people respond to your posts it is polite to reply within that thread not ignore them and start another one at a later date. Please also learn to use the Forums more responsibly, I have merged two of your posts in this thread because you posted twice without reply. We have an edit feature for appending to your previous post in these situations. I have also deleted three of your posts in this thread which contained nothing but entirely quoted text from postings which had gone before. If you feel the need to reply to a specific posting then quote the post or section of the post to which you are replying within that reply. Do not create a post consisting of a quoted response then follow it with another post containing your reply. I hope you understand, thank you.

Try using CALL n1.batAlso please try to use CMD extensions for scripts intended for use with the Windows NT command interpreter.

Try something like this: strFolder = "c:\mypath\mydir" Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") N = Now strStamp = (((( Year(N)*100 + Month(N))*100 + Day(N))*100 + _ Hour(N)) * 100 + Minute(N))*100 + Second(N) Set objFolder = objFSO.GetFolder(strFolder) Set objFiles = objFolder.Files For Each objFile In objFiles objFSO.MoveFile objFile.path , objFile.parentfolder & "\" &_ objFile.name & strStamp NextChange the strFolder data accordingly!

Are you sure you want yymmddhhmmss, because the example you gave is yyyymmddhhmmss

and the contents of the reg file were?

hrbaban Due to the festive period and my naturally forgiving nature, I have removed the posts requesting that you keep your question to a single thread and merged pertinent responses into this one. Please see that you do not start another topic requesting information on this subject.

You can change the wording currently `65` back to `My Computer` or anything else you require by implementing simple registry changes. The methods for which are well documented both here and through search engine results. Although the Norton product is renowned for its bloatedness and system resource hogging, changing it to something else will not solve your problem.

If you are using my regedit example then the following should work exactly as expected. REGEDIT/A %~dp0%PRE%_systemlog.txt "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\BLA BLA\BLABLABLA"

Start polishing Mike, you know it'll be a hit on these forums.Oh and welcome back!

This topic has been renamed and moved to a more appropriate location. Welcome to the Forums, please take time to read and understand the rules

You can ignore all that if you use regedit to create the registry file in the first instanceREGEDIT/A %~dp0%PRE%_systemlog.txt HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\BABLA

The pushd and popd were used to move me to a location and return me to my start point again after running the deletion. The same task could have been performed without that addition thus: del "%systemroot%\system32\1.ext" "%systemroot%\system32\2.ext" It appears that you are trying to create something which is making a smaller OS source. If this is the case and you are removing OS files you may need to use: DEL /F /A [file(s)]

I'd like to make a suggestion. Try to use yyyy-mm-dd or at least yy-mm-dd it will help with standard sorting methods and follow the ISO 8601 standard format. You dont want file 11-05-2006 to show before 16-03-2005 and 21-01-2007 for example!

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pushd %systemroot%\system32 del 1.ext 2.ext popd

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