Good.... BTW if case is an issue it's safer to use: Code: Dim Split() As String = Regex.Split(OutPut, delimiter, RegexOptions.IgnoreCase) If Regex.IsMatch(item, "esd", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase) Then
Silent powershell with cmd: Code: rem Run as admin set TEMPDIR=C:\Temp\ rmdir %TEMPDIR% mkdir %TEMPDIR% echo Set shell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") >>%TEMPDIR%_PS1.vbs echo CMD = "PowerShell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass Get-BitsTransfer -AllUsers | Select -ExpandProperty FileList | Select -ExpandProperty RemoteName | Select-String -Pattern '.cab'>>$env:userprofile\desktop \ESD-url.txt" >> %TEMPDIR%_PS1.vbs echo shell.Run CMD,0 >> %TEMPDIR%_PS1.vbs cscript %TEMPDIR%_PS1.vbs DEL %TEMPDIR% /Q Xinso, do you have real examples of which lines you want to change to what?...and I'll have a look.
No. I do not have a script but your command line. It is OK, Superfly. I am extreamly grateful to you.
I can rename, but not sticky. I'm sure whomever stickies it can do both Edit: Then again, apparently not.
Why don't you have it generate a working link to an ESD that has not been released, yet? Like builds greater than 10135?
Microsoft has to release it, because if they don't then it isn't on Windows Update... Where the download has to come from.