Recent content by Ztruker

Again, trying to fix the error that I don't care about instead of getting Robocopy to ignore the error to continue copying.

I successfully copy thousands of files in the command window with Robocopy, just a few get errors, which I don't care about. I only want Robocopy to ignore the error and continue to the next file copy.

/R:0 /W:0 /B does not help. Robocopy gets the error and exits, it does not ignore the error and continue with the next copy. I don't care what file gets the error, I just want to ignore it and continue. That does not seem to be possible with Robocopy.

Agree, quotes not needed but cause no harm. Done more from habit than anything. I can access the NAS and write to it most of the time with no problem. I've been using this batch file which uses robocopy for several years with no problems. It was just this last time I tried to use it that I ran...

Yes, I've checked them multiple times. As far as I can tell everything is setup correctly. Set to Everyone, Full control.

I don't care about the error, I want robocopy to ignore errors and continue to the next file. There does not appear to be any way to do so. Setting /R:0 /W:0 /B has no effect other than robocopy exiting on the first error rather than continuing to the next file.

Thanks Shawn, that did the trick.

Its a NSA nas. No recent updates available, it's pretty old.

Trying to sync (copy via robocopy) a drive from my work desktop to a NAS 2TB hard drive. Here is the batch file I've been using for a long time that is now not working: Above is with /R:0 /W:0 /B /XJD /XJF that I just added but it makes no difference except it now ends on the first error. What...

I installed TPM diagnostics but how does this give me info from a Command prompt like I can get via WMIC? It tells me: wmic /namespace:\\root\cimv2\security\microsofttpm path win32_tpm get ManufacturerIdTxt, ManufacturerVersion, IsActivated_InitialValue,ManufacturerVersionInfo,specversion...

This works on my Win 11 Pro at home: wmic /namespace:\\root\cimv2\security\microsofttpm path win32_tpm get ManufacturerIdTxt, ManufacturerVersionInfo, IsActivated_InitialValue IsActivated_InitialValue ManufacturerIdTxt ManufacturerVersionInfo TRUE NTC...

Thanks @Brink and @FreeBooter. TPMTool is not part of Windows 10 or not part of 10 Home any way. wmic method does not work if TPM is not enabled.

Is there any way to determine what TPM level is available on a system from a batch file? Maybe look at the output of a REG or a WMIC command?

I changed so monitor #2 was primary than dragged all icons back to the original monitor #1 and now WMP opens correctly on monitor #2 which is now a 4 way HDMI splitter that feeds my local TV and all the remote TVs in the showroom. Works correctly every time.

This works: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Media Player\wmplayer.exe" "C:\Users\ztruk\Music\Playlists\AllMovies.wpl" /Fullscreen Now I need to add a 2nd screen to this computer to see if I can get that to work. If it does then I'm all set. (I'm home now, was doing this at work before). I'll...