Post problem reports here for Batch files for use in BSOD debugging

For code brackets in TF the menu # is used.
For code brackets in EF the menu </> is used.

For the diskpar info posting instructions in the popup maybe using the menu item will encourage members running the script to use the menu before pasting??

This is another thread in which a copy and paste was made without code brackets: (post #15)
PC constantly crashing; IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL | Windows 11 Forum

The pop-up will remain unchanged until you have modified the BSOD repository.

Please allow these to accumulate so that the improved version appears in this thread:
This thread is for the preliminary vetting of scripts for Eleven Forum

Code:

 ###########################################################################
 #                                                                         #
 #                           Tuneup_plus_log.bat                           #
 #                                                                         #
 #    A LOG file named Tuneup.log has been created on the desktop.         #
 #    Please copy the data from the file into your post (recommended)      #
 #    or upload the file as an attachment to your post on Ten Forums.      #
 #                                                                         #
 #    There are detailed instructions on how to properly copy the data.    #
 #    Batch files and instructions for use in BSOD debugging [Part Two]    #
 #                                                                         #
 #      Press [V] to visit Ten Forums for the detailed instructions.       #
 #      Press [C] to close this window.                                    #
 #                                                                         #
 ###########################################################################

For EF please modify to:
Please paste the data into your post using the menu option </> so that it appears within code (recommended)
or post a share link using one drive, drop box, or google drive.

I will not modify the scripts until you have modified the BSOD repository.

For record keeping the Windows version: Microsoft Windows 11 Pro Version 21H2 (OS Build 22000.708)
There were unusual tuneup plus results in this thread: (post #3)
Multiple BSODs, pc crashes within 30 minutes | Windows 11 Forum

@zbook
I acknowledge receipt of your private message.
I am now virtually a Linux user, so you rarely see me on this forum.

Would you know where to find a working MBR2GPT script?
#1425?

This link had not worked:
https://www.tenforums.com/attachment...on_mbr2gpt.bat

This link was not tested recently but ran without a post mbr2gpt:
https://www.tenforums.com/attachment...on_mbr2gpt.bat


The scripts were not moved to Eleven Forum yet.
Most of the scripts display Ten Forums.
It's not known yet when Windows 12 will be released.

If you're available in April / May I'm interested in creating scripts for Eleven Forum.

Can anyone help zbook?
I seldom use Windows these days.

@Matthew Wai

What is meant by "list of all Windows Updates applied to a system"

Information
getWindowsUpdateList.bat - Extract a list of all Windows Updates applied to a system and display the result in Notepad.


Batch files for use in BSOD debugging


Which updates are seen in the upper versus lower results?

@zbook
The noun phrase "a list of all Windows Updates applied to a system" was written by Ztruker, not by me.
Personally, I would take it to mean "a list of all Windows Updates already installed on the system".

BTW, my belated congratulations on your silver medal!