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

Paul Black said:

Sort of. When the Command has finished running, a pop-up box appears that ONLY shows OK. I just want the Script to include pressing OK. As it is the only button, it will be the same as pressing Enter virtually really.

VBScript

Code:

MsgBox _
" All of the operations have been completed." & vbNewLine & _
" You may press [ Enter ] to close this window.",64,_
" Attention, please!"

Paul Black said:

BTW, I hope EVERYTHING goes OK at the Hospital tomorrow.

A typhoon is approaching my city, and I have to go to the hospital next morning. Hopefully, the strong wind will not blow me away.

If you have time, read the following:
SendKeys - VBScript - SS64.com

I will read it later if I have time.

The setupdiag is a Microsoft utility and does not need to be modified for our use.

For LOGS PS1 when possible please use the pop up grid for checked and unchecked boxes.

If scripts can be made for the individual checked boxes then there will be multiple scripts.
With the individual scripts it will be easier to check for PII and modify the script accordingly.
Then multiple scripts can be entered into the batch files.

I hope you're hospitalization is smooth and uneventful.

zbook said:

For LOGS PS1 when possible please use the pop up grid for checked and unchecked boxes.

What is "the pop up grid"? Do you mean the following list of checkboxes?

Yes, there could be 8 scripts.

Then at some time some could be combined so that it's easier to collect more output at one time.

Once PII is ruled out it should be easier to use the scripts.


The event box has the working / approved script (combination of LOGS PS1 and V2 text output).

Correction:
The setupdiag with LOGS PS1 is more comprehensive (has additional collected files) so please create this script too.

zbook said:

Correction:
The setupdiag with LOGS PS1 is more comprehensive (has additional collected files) so please create this script too.

Do you want the "SetupDiag" script to collect the following files?

OS_details.TXT
setupapi.dev.log

Paul Black said:

Thanks @Matthew Wai,

I am running this in a Script . . .

Code:

cleanmgr.exe /VeryLowDisk /d C

After it has run, I get this . . .



I just want the Script to automatically click OK so it can continue on with the rest of the Script.

I thought it might be something like .vbs + SendKey.

Thanks.

The article relates to Win7 but you can give it a try in w10

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/tro...k-cleanup-tool