A reboot BAT file should be available in all systems of Windows
Author: joyadam@myrealbox.com Date: 2002-1-13 18:34:39
@echo offecho welcome to http: //www.sometips.comsetlocalcd/d% temp% echo [version]> reboot.infset inf = InstallHinfSection DefaultInstallecho signature = $ chicago $ >> reboot.infecho [defaultinstall] >> reboot.infrundll32 setupapi % INF% 1% TEMP% / Reboot.infdel Reboot.inf
Author: Joyadam@myrealbox.com Date: 2002-1-13 18:34:21
Under Linux, there is a command called Which, which can look for a directory where a command is located and displayed in Path.
LINUX under:
[ADAM @ isbase adam] $ Which LS
/ bin / ls
[ADAM @ isbase adam] $ Which RM
/ bin / rm
There is a WHERE.exe in NT's Resource Kit, but he also has the same effect, but a resource kit is $ 300, here we can make a batch file to implement this feature.
Use Notepad to edit a Which.bat and store it in a directory in the Winnt directory or other PATH variable, the contents of the batch file are as follows:
@echo off
REM check command line parameters
IF {% 1} == {} GOTO: USAGE
For %% I in ({{{/ {-) DO if {% 1} == %% i?} goto: usage %% i
echo.
: Rem Checks if the file is present in the current directory
For %% I in (% 1) do if exist %% ~ NX% i (
Echo %% ~ FI
Goto: EOF
)
: REM Check this file in Path
For %% I in (% 1) DO (
If EXIST %% ~ $ PATH: I
Echo %% ~ $ PATH: i
ELSE
Echo error:% 1 is not in the path! ! !
Goto: usage
)
)
Goto: EOF
: USAGE
echo.
Echo Which "filename"
echo.
Echo Enter the file, return to the full path to the file!
echo.
Let's take a test of our program:
Microsoft Windows 2000 [Version 5.00.2195]
(C) Copyright 1985-1998 Microsoft Corp.
C: /> Which
Which "filename"
Enter the file, return the full path to the file!
C: /> Which cmd.exe
C: /winnt/system32/cmd.exe
C: />
OK, test passed!
