Batch processing of W7 and XP 255

As long as it is a batch operating system that can execute multiple jobs concurrently, it can be called a multi-channel batch operating system, so XP and Win7 are both.

The boot file of Win7 is not the same as that of XP, so it is estimated that it cannot be implemented in batches.

XP is OK, just use batch processing to modify the files on the system disk.

Not for the point of passing by just want to raise my count.

win7 needs to put"ip address"Instead"IPv4 address".

echo off

for /f "tokens=16" %%a in ('ipconfig ^|find /i "IPv4 address"') do set ip_addr=%%a

echo %ip_addr%

After generating the bat file, try to run it as an administrator?

@echo off

wmic os get caption|find /i "windows xp"> nul && echo is an XP system.

wmic os get caption|find /i "windows 7">nul&&echo is a wind7 system.

pause>nul

1. Use WMIC OS Get Caption to read system information;

2. Then judge the specified string.

1. Create a new text file and save it as after the batch command. bat suffix.

2. Double-click to open (or open the file in the Start run).

3. Right-click to open the run as an administrator.

4. If you don't have permissions, you can get administrator permissions first.

5. Win7 is different from XP system, and many can run under XP. BAT files are not used under XP, partly because the system does not support 64-bit, and in addition, Microsoft prohibits all such files from running for so-called security.

*.Bat is a batch file that consists of a number of command lines (which you can open as text to see the command line) that you can run by double-clicking on it, and you double-click on it to prove that you have already run the batch.

Show extension rename.

On Windows you can create it in the following way: open Notepad and type in the contents of the batch file ->Save As:, remember the suffix must be.

Right-click --- create a "Text Document" file--- enter what you want to enter--- then click "Save As" in "File" -- then select "All Files" and name the file "**bat"."Can.

The main one is the suffix "bat.""

Same as in XP. Write a batch file command with Notepad, when savingBAT on the line.

Route print mask At the end of the route mask is your gateway If you want to save this route table permanently (and restart the system is still there), just add -p to the end