Comments by Shemar Forsythe

Shemar Forsythe 13-Sep-21 16:48pm View

This was a perfect solution. Please submit as a solution so I may accept it and get you some points.

Shemar Forsythe 4-Aug-21 10:53am View

I figured I tried utilizing registry key entry changes however that did not work either as modifying keys to have chrome as default, the computer would still open edge. Note: basic users have no access to change settings. The reason I would want a batch file is that I manage several hundred computers on a network. I need a method that I can use for wide spread changes.

Shemar Forsythe 5-Jul-21 15:16pm View

I have the batch file of this command line, placed in the users' start menu. So when a user logs into a machine. They are able to click on the batch file and have the folder copied to the specified location. So I am not getting any exit codes or such. However, when testing I am seeing where the folder's modified date remains the same. Additionally the folder contains configuration files for an app, when the app is launched after running the script it still remains unconfigured.

Shemar Forsythe 5-Jul-21 14:53pm View

I do not see any changes.

Shemar Forsythe 2-Jul-21 15:56pm View

schtasks

Folder: \
TaskName Next Run Time Status
======================================== ====================== ===============
auto restart computer 7/3/2021 2:45:00 PM Ready

It works great, thank you so much for the assistance, Dave and Rick!

Shemar Forsythe 2-Jul-21 15:00pm View

Hi, Dave I used your suggested modifications.

schtasks /create /tn "auto restart computer" /tr "shutdown /r /t 0" /sc daily /st 13:55 /f

It still doesn't seem to work. Note: I am using the PDQ Deploy application to run this script on host machines. (not sure if that could be the cause of the issue)

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