The month names are BS because the Romans kept the names when they moved the begin of the year from March to January.
Whew back to a sane thread ...lol Actually the guy who created the 12 month Gregorian calendar had a 13 month calendar before he changed it or something like that. In fact there was a movement to change the calendar to 13 months some time during the 12th month occupation. I forget the details but that is basically it Let's stay on topic though if you don't mind D420 TS
Made some little progress and got Check.bat working here . Weird thing is processing the IR6.bat in RE. Two lines in the code are very bitchy. Code: echo for /f %%%%A IN ('"cscript /nologo drive.vbs"') do set dl=%%%%A>>%file% echo set dl=%%dl:~0,-1%%>>%file% In those the drive letter for systemdrive is determined during IR6 is beeing processed. There has to be one empty space at the end of the for loop line (after %file%) but must not be in second line . Then it´s processed successfully and after reboot it lasts a moment and the slmgr /dlv window appears and confirms OOBE Grace 30 days with 5 rearms left. In case only one additional space sneaks in, then IR6.bat in RE throws the "Reg Entry or Value not found"-Error, as it tries to load Code: C: \Windows\System32\config\system instead of Code: C:\Windows\System32\config\system . Good thing here is to create a Win 7 system in a VM rearm till no rearms left and forward the time via Time Settings and create a snapshot. So at least Check.bat is working...but i found no way so far to get it correctly written from Duality into Check.bat . There are always minimum to spaces too much.
I just don't understand. We create IR6.bat and the other .bat's, we create .bat with IORRT but why can't we in D420 create check ...lol Maybe MD will show up or Cody
Microsoft 1, logic 0. Now I know why the Batch to EXE did mess up. Usually these utilities optimize spaces in the conversion process.
GOTCHA! Solution is quite simple, as nearly always.... A little loop to cut all spaces is really helpful: Code: for /f %%A in ('"cscript /nologo drive.vbs"') do set dl=%%A :loop if "%dl:~-1%"==" " set "dl=%dl:~0,-1%" & goto :loop Then the drive letter, e.g. C: is set correctly . This way it should be used in Duality and in Check.bat. Now i can work on the write part, and i´m very optimistic it will work .
What i realised so far is, when doing that conversion, some reg-queries aren´t handled correctly. Had this problem when working on my KMS Server service Config script.