Sometimes PowerShell is not available, not wanted, or simply not the right choice for a quick check. In those cases, a batch script can still do a practical job: verify whether important services are running, restart them if necessary, and log each failure with a timestamp. This example shows how to monitor a small set … Weiterlesen
When working with batch scripts, it is sometimes useful to find the first free drive letter automatically. This is especially helpful in scripts that mount temporary network paths, map local resources, or prepare a workspace without hardcoding a drive letter that may already be in use. The following batch script checks a list of drive … Weiterlesen
A common requirement in logon scripts is to detect whether the current user is a member of a specific Active Directory group and then trigger a matching action. When third-party tools are not allowed, a pure batch solution can still do the job by using only built-in Windows commands. In this example, the script checks … Weiterlesen