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

This can be used:

Code:

::before the code
::paste the code here starting with echo
start "%tmp%\output.bat"
WMIC recoveros set autoreboot = false >%tmp%\output.log 2>&1 ::this will output the STDOUT and STDERR in another CMD window
echo 1 >%tmp%\ready.log ::this will output the file in another CMD window

::In before the exit, this is the added code:
Echo 2 >%tmp%\ready.log ::this will dictate the Another CMD to close
Del %tmp%\output.log
Del %tmp%\ready.log

This is the another file (you can attach this in the code and create the file in Temp folder

Code:

@echo off
:[0]
if exist "%tmp%\output.log" (
goto [OutputExist]
) else (
goto [WaittoExist]
)

:[OutputExist]
set /p "ready=" <%tmp%\ready.log
if "%ready%"=="0" (goto [OutputExist] )
if "%ready%"=="1" (goto [Ready] )
if "%ready%"=="2" (goto [Exit] )

:[WaittoExist]
if exist "%tmp%\output.log" (goto [0] )
goto [WaittoExist]

:[Ready]
type %tmp%\output.log

:[Exit]
exit /b

- - - Updated - - -

I can improve this when I got PC opened tomorrow.

Matthew Wai said:

There will be no flashing when the code has been added into Tuneup_plus_log.bat.
Do you want the toast notification or the message box or both? You can add more text into the box.


Who has Windows 11 to test the scripts on?
Who has the right to approve the scripts to be posted?
Who has the right to write the instructions?

Let me finish a script before asking me to create another.


"Tuneup_plus_log.bat" will skip the second SFC /ScanNow if the first finds no corrupt files.
Likewise, RestoreHealth can also be skipped, but the BSOD analysts consider it necessary.

Do we need a new Batch Scripts thread in WindowsQ or can we continue to use the one we have in Tenforums? You and @zbook have pretty much taken over the Batch Script work so if you want a new one in WindowsQ aask John or @Brink if they would set one up. You guys should drive it and migrate anything from Batch files for use in BSOD debugging - Windows 10 Forums

Matthew Wai said:

It does not look good in the attached message box.

Agree this does not look good:



Since V takes you to that location, remove the link entirely and let the user press V if they want to read the instructions.

@Matthew Wai,
Our internet just died, and my ISP says, there's an problem on their system..
Using mobile data for now.. I hope that we now have Internet later so I can send here my full code.
I already attached and modified the file so it will be good.

This is now the script.

Attachment 338214

Hello @jbcarreon123,

jbcarreon123 said:

This is now the script => Attachment 338214

The link is showing as Invalid. This might help if you are having problems . . .

> How to Upload and Post Screenshots and Files at Ten Forums

I hope this helps.

Tuneup_plus_log[Test_4].bat

Paul Black said:

Hello @jbcarreon123,




The link is showing as Invalid. This might help if you are having problems . . .

> How to Upload and Post Screenshots and Files at Ten Forums

I hope this helps.

I recently deleted the file for updating and verification.
This is now the file ==> Tuneup_plus_log[Test_4].bat

SHA-256 Hash: 936CDE117AC20C0FC9922193692DD3DA66F21D8788EB9B5447246276FB9D9E82

Also, there was some updates on the file.

I use this command: clip to copy the link into clipboard.

Hello @jbcarreon123,

Is this line [ line 53 with ESC ] left over from testing or such like at the top? . . .

Code:

echo  #                           Tuneup_plus_log.bat                           #