You're gonna have to elaborate...
I just want to get the title so I display the title with a batch file.
Let try to figure this out....
You will probably find that easier to do if you first decide what you want to do with the data after you've found it.
Just checking to see if Explorer is running by trying to get it's title if it is.
I can't finish with this code until I know how to get the title.
REM If Explorer is running, close it manually not with taskkill
Get title
Pause
reg delete HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\TypedPaths /F
FOR /F %%VAR IN ( 'CD' ) DO (
SET CUR_DIR = %%VAR
)
TITLE %CUR_DIR%That is what I was afraid of; think I will drop this idea and move on - thanks for all your help
@echo off
for /f "delims=," %%f in ('powershell -nop -C "(New-Object -ComObject Shell.Application).Windows()|foreach{switch -Wildcard ($_.Document.Folder.Self.Path){'*{F874310E*}'{'Home'}'*{E88865EA*}'{'Gallery'}'*{20D04FE0*}'{'ThisPC'}'*{F02C1A0D*}'{'Network'}default{$_}}}"') do (
@echo %%f
)C:\Users\GARLIN\Downloads>NEW.bat
Home
C:\Users\GARLIN\Downloads
Gallery
C:\Users\GARLIN\Desktop
C:\Users\GARLIN\Videos
\\vmware-host\Shared Folders\Downloads\Check_UEFItaskkill /f /im explorer.exe
start explorer
Some of the settings are picked up via a shell refresh. Anyhow, dealing with Explorer windows and tabs is much easier in C#.
