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

philc43 said:

Here are the files.

Can you post the full paths of the files on your Windows 10? They were created in the %Temp% folder, but I need to know the subfolders.

philc43 said:

I'm not sure I have found all the cases but it is highly likely that each person who runs the Powershell script will have different numbers of files depending upon the history of their system.

I am sure we cannot redact all personal info at one ago. Let's firstly redact what we have already found.

Matthew Wai said:

Can you post the full paths of the files on your Windows 10?

Please see post #691, you will see the file locations listed.

philc43 said:

Please see post #691, you will see the file locations listed.

I mean the files created by the following PowerShell script:

https://www.tenforums.com/attachment...leshooting.ps1

The files should be put into the %Temp% folder rather than OneDrive.
@zbook, can you confirm that the above PowerShell script is the one I need to work on?
Please make sure all of us are referring to the same script.

Matthew Wai said:

I mean the files created by the following PowerShell script:

https://www.tenforums.com/attachment...leshooting.ps1

The files should be put into the %Tempt% folder rather than OneDrive.
@zbook, can you confirm that the above PowerShell script is the one I need to work on?

Just use the last part of the folder location, it is the location inside the LOGS folder that you need to know so that you can locate them.

philc43 said:

Just use the last part of the folder location, it is the location inside the LOGS folder that you need to know so that you can locate them.

Can you confirm that the following are the original paths?

%Temp%\LOGS\WMI_Object_System.TXT
%Temp%\LOGS\SETUP\HKLM_SYSTEM_SETUP-OOBE.TXT
%Temp%\LOGS\GPRESULT.TXT
%Temp%\LOGS\Network\DESKTOP-AG8BACD-SMB-Config.TXT
%Temp%\LOGS\SETUP\Windows\Panther\miglog.xml
%Temp%\LOGS\SETUP\Windows\Panther\*APPRAISER_Humanreadable.xml

Matthew, that is correct.

Also The IP address file is:

%Temp%\LOGS\Network\O365-URL-Query.TXT

Matthew Wai said:

@philc43

I have just removed the one attached to the above post.
Please use the one attached below:

I have run the cmd script and as far as I can tell my email address does not appear anywhere. The critical IP addresses were also redacted. You should ask one or two of the admins to try it out to see if they are comfortable with the level of detail revealed.

Thanks for working on this!

You can use Notepad++ to open multiple files and search them for an address at one go.
I have not yet combined the CMD script and the PS1 script into a single batch script.