Basic but effective:
CHKDSK with F option on next reboot
-->copy the line below to a text doc and changde extension to .cmd or .bat
@ECHO OFF
ECHO Y|chkdsk c: /f
--> you can also use the /r switch
My 2 cents.
Pretty basic Scripts question:
I am scripting to copy a file (.exe) from my C:\update.exe (locally, listed as such on the Resources in the Script manager), but in the BATCH file, I do not know how to reference the file.
Tried using
@ECHO OFF
ECHO Running LinkUp v2.02 Update
update.exe /RUN
Where is the resource file copied on the remotely controlled PC?
Anyone's help is appreciated !! :)
I did a test using your code and the file was stored in this folder:
C:\Users\[User Account Name here]\AppData\Local\Temp\LMIR0001.tmp\Script_6\update.exe
It seemed to run OK using another .exe file. No errors.
This was a Windows 7 x64 System. I think it will not be consistent across different version of Windows; The LMIRxxxx.tmp folder is stored under C:\Windows\Temp\ in Windows XP, so if you plan to include it in a script it you should use system variables (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environment_variable)
Also note, that if there are previous LMIRxxxx#.tmp folders under the system TEMP folder left over by previous connections to the computer, your active LMIRxxxx#.tmp folder is not going to end in 1 but with another number.
Hope this helps.
