If I use pdir /a: /t:wu /(dy-m-d""th:m:s""z fpn) on c:\ I get all the root level files including this line, 2015-07-3021:51:49 <JUNCTION> C:\Documents and Settings. If I use pdir /a: /t:wu /(dy-m-d""th:m:s""z @lower) the result has quotes around the file name as in 2015-07-3021:51:49...

I think it's because the "do file ... /o:" defaults to file write time but you're using the file create time in the echo.

I still have my Win NT and Win 2K Resource Kits and I might try DUMPEL. I did try WINDBG from the MS store but it doesn't give any useful information. Not sure how much time I want to spend on this since it doesn't affect anything I do. Just the event reports and crash dumps. Curiously, event...

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I don't have the registry entries but I do get the crash dumps. I have three instances from Event Viewer with differenet combinations of TCMD, TCC and NTDLL.

Thanks. That info helps. I can see the failing module is either tcmd.exe or tcc.exe and I have determined the crash only happens after I shut down TCMD but not a crash dump after every shut down. Appears to be similar to your situation. It's random although I don't use any plugins. In my case...

I recently noticed several TCMD crash dumps in %localappdata%\crashdumps and I don't know how to report them. There is no visible error message, just the dump file. May be occurring from a session run from Task Scheduler. How do I proceed to analyze the cause? Is there a place I should send the...

You need to surround the alias with back quotes when you create it so that no expansion or substitution is done until the alias is run: alias kill `c:\windows\system32\taskkill.exe /im %1 /t /f`

re: A simple question related to the "dir" (and "pdir") commands... From the following quoted from the help for the DIR command: To display only those files which do not have descriptions, use: dir /I"[]" That led me to experiment and I found the [] syntax could be used to mean...

A simple question (on a completely different subject) related to the "dir" (and "pdir") commands... This should work: dir /ad /s /f /h dirname[] The trailing [] is needed to make it work right. Dennis

There is TTERMPRO from hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA002416/teraterm.html. It hasn't been updated since 1999 but version 2.3 for Win 95/NT does work under current Windows versions. Dennis

... There are over 300 new features in Take Command and TCC; see the "What's New" section of the help for details. Is there any way to view the "What's New" without actually installing the beta?

The help for @ipaddress has an example of echo %@ipaddress[] which doesn't seem to work anymore. The help for @ipname has an example of echo %@ipaddress[0]. Should be echo %@ipname[0].

And this quote: But computers can change time zones. If I'm traveling and choose to reset my computer's time zone to local time then all my NTFS file times will shift.

Agreed. I was only trying to clarify that while the plugin can return a consistent, non-changing event time, it cannot return the original, local event time without knowing both the original time zone and DST setting. The plugin provides a time stamp that doesn't change twice a year which...