Output All Settings to a File

Matthew Wai said:

I am also using 20H2. Try running the following script:

 Tuneup_plus_log.bat ✔️

Source: Batch files for use in BSOD debugging (provided by the BSOD team)

It seems to be unresponsive ?

KCR said:

It seems to be unresponsive ?

What happens when you double-click on the batch file?

Matthew Wai said:

What happens when you double-click on the batch file?

I get a very slight and short screen flicker . . .

Right-click on the batch file and select "Run as administrator". Tell me what happens.

Matthew Wai said:

Right-click on the batch file and select "Run as administrator". Tell me what happens.

UAC prompt, I click yes, UAC goes. . . end of story.

There must be something wrong with your Windows.
Have you run the following?

sfc /scannow

Matthew Wai said:

There must be something wrong with your Windows.
Have you run the following?

sfc /scannow

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But then again. . .



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That's good for now. . . and as I say.

I guess I can live with it. . .

And thanks. . . .



Carry on. . .

Run the following commands via Command Prompt:

cd /d "%WinDir%\System32"
WinVer

Matthew Wai said:

Run the following commands via Command Prompt:

cd /d "%WinDir%\System32"
WinVer

Nothing. . .

dalchina said:
Thank you for your reply and your changing your question.

I take it mine was of no use to you. Good luck.
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Not so. While it does not fit my immediate mission it is good to know about this class of apps.
I have not tried it yet but will do so soon. From what you say it sounds like it should be a component in routine backups.

A couple of years ago I lost a machine to a failure: getting it back was a stressful nightmare. I wish that then I would have had the output as you suggest.