Guys, relax. This is just a consequence of Microsoft not changing version numbers. Nowhere is there an api that says "Windows 10" or "Windows 11." All you can get is the version number. Until Microsoft decided that they were calling 10.22000 "WIndows 11" there was no way to know it was going to...

I may be imaging it, but I think you could actually use /s and turn the computer off manually if you wanted to for some reason back on windows 98, even if your computer supported ACPI.

The other thing I do is use SysInternals' PsExec and start a TCC instance running under the SYSTEM account (using alias sysprompt=`psexec -sidw "%_cwd" "%_cmdspec"` in an elevated prompt).

Oh, derp. So, Windows 11, not Windows 10.

What's broken here? 226G ~> vdesktop /? Manage Windows 10 virtual desktops. VDESKTOP [[/N="name"] /C [/W="file"] /R id /S [id] - +] /C(reate desktop) /R(emove desktop) /S(witch to desktop) /N desktop name /W background image file 226G ~> vdesktop /s +...

You should submit a pull request to change it to:where /q git || (ECHO Error: Unable to find git in your PATH. & EXIT /B 1)which is correct for CMD.‍EXE as well as TCC.‍EXE. the fact that paren-less it does different things with & vs && means that it works at all is a bug.

Same here. enumservers returns no servers, enumshares says it can't find it. Here's me switching to a share and then enumshares telling me it can't even find the server it has as the current directory. 231G C:\Users\jbelli# \\engineering\downloads\ 140G \\engineering\downloads# enumshares...

We're getting off-topic, but have you tried running it in DOSBox? I use that, with the D-Fend Reloaded frontend to run some old DOS industrial control with great success.

Thanks, so I'll leave the unquote workaround in my alias: svnaddproj=svn mkdir --parents "svn://engineering/%@unquote[%1]/trunk" "svn://engineering/%@unquote[%1]/branches" "svn:/ /engineering/%@unquote[%1]/tags" -m "Adding new project"

Escape char preserved inside quotes: 89.4G ~> alias foo=`echo %1 "%1"` 89.4G ~> foo x^ x x x "x^ x" 89.4G ~> foo ^> > "^>"

I’m going to guess either “Double-byte code pages” or “Color information for each char.”

Trying to get per-user config back. I copied the TCMD shortcut, added '/@"%localappdata%\JPSoft\TCMD.INI"' to the target, set start in to '%userprofile". tcstart.btm in the program dir is not executing, %_inipath is still "C:\ProgramData\JP Software\Take Command x64 18.0\TCMD.INI"

Not really, Intel and AMD broke the NTVDM. "16-bit Windows (Win16) and DOS applications will not run on x86-64 versions of Windows due to removal of the virtual DOS machine subsystem (NTVDM) which relied upon the ability to use virtual 8086 mode. Virtual 8086 mode cannot be entered while running...

Sometimes you don't have control over the extension or the command processor. The backup client will only run RetroEventHandler.bat, not RetroEventHandler.btm. Svnserve includes .bat in its extension search list but not .btm, and explicitly starts the .bat with cmd.

My “main” flash drive (64GB) is NTFS, but it came FAT32. I have a bunch of 2GB ones that are FAT32. The bigger ones are exFAT because my phone will read exFAT natively. I was just playing with things and if you turn on NTFS descriptions, then copying a file from NTFS to FAT32 copies the...