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This thread is for use by the BSOD team to store batch files that can be used to collect additional data, fix settings or anything else that is useful in debugging BSOD problems in Windows 10.
The first post (this one) will be an index and each additional post will be a batch file with the instructions necessary to run it. This post will also have any instructions that will apply to all batch files in general.
Warning
This thread IS NOT for discussion or suggestions or problem reporting. It is strictly a batch file repository. Any other posts will be deleted.
Part Zero
When you download one of our batch files with Edge you may run into security problems.
bat was blocked because it could harm your device
This is complaining about the code to auto-elevate to Administrator level to run commands. This is not a problem and is done in almost all our batch files. There is no security exposure.
Look a the following images to see what you need to do to bypass the interference and continue to run the batch file.
Click Keep
Click Keep Anyway
Click Show in Folder
When you download one of our batch files with Firefox there are currently no known problems.
When you download one of our batch files with Chrome you may run into security problems.
This type of file can harm your computer. Do you want to keep .........bat anyway?
Again, this is complaining about the code to auto-elevate to Administrator level to run commands. This is not a problem and is done in almost all our batch files. There is no security exposure.
Look a the following images to see what you need to do to bypass the interference and continue to run the batch file.
Click Keep
Click Show in folder
Part One
Many of the batch files here are designed to run from File Explorer so the following are not needed. Look through the Batch file specific instructions then follow these instructions only if necessary.
If you want to run the batch file in a currently open Command Prompt or Powershell window, it would be a good idea to check the properties of the window to make sure the vertical scroll buffer (Height) is large enough to hold the output so it can be collected and posted in your BSOD thread. Some batch files will handle this for you, some may not.
To check this, do the following:
1 Right click on the Powershell (or Command Prompt) title bar and select Properties.
2 The Windows Powershell or Command Prompt properties window will open. Click on the Layout tab,
check the Height setting. Set it to 3000 then click OK
Part Two
You may need to capture output from a Command Prompt window, Powershell Window, Notepad Window or upload one or more files when you complete running the batch file. Follow the steps as directed below.
1 Command Prompt or Powershell Window - follow Part Two-OneA steps 1A, 2A, 3A and Part Two-Four steps 4 through 7.
2 Notepad Window - follow Part Two-OneB steps 1B, 2B, 3B and Part Two-Four steps 4 through 7.
3 Upload files - follow Part Two-Four step 8.
Part Two-OneA
1A Right click on the Powershell (or Command Prompt) title bar and select Edit then click on Select All.
2A Right click on the Powershell (or Command Prompt) title bar and select Edit then click on Copy.
3A That will copy everything from the Powershell (or Command Prompt) window to the Clipboard.
Click here to see a short video of the steps needed to copy & paste the data in a Command Prompt or Powershell Window to your thread in Tenforums: https://1drv.ms/v/s!AiInGuVqlXiCsQyT...xZgXy?e=Cogp44
Goto Part Two-Four step 4.
Part Two-OneB
1B Copy all data in Notepad to the clipboard
Select all data in the notepad window by clicking anywhere in it and pressing Ctrl+ A or click on Edit at the top and then Select all.
Copy the data to the clipboard by pressing Ctrl+C or click on Edit at the top then Copy.
Now paste the results you copied to the clipboard into a post on TenForums.
Go to your thread in the BSOD section, start a new post, and paste the text you copied
into your post by pressing Ctrl+V or right-click and select Paste.
2B Use CODE formatting tags so the text displays properly
Select the text you just pasted into your post. Then, on the editor toolbar
click on the hashtag icon [#] to wrap
tags around the selected
text. The data will appear in a code box, properly formatted and easy to read when it is posted.
3B IMPORTANT Before you post, click on the
button at bottom right to see what it looks like and, if you have made any additional changes, click on the
button, so that you can see what it looks like before you actually post it. Click on the
button as long as you are satisfied with it.
Part Two-Four
4 Post in your forum thread
Go to your thread in the BSOD forum, start a new thread and paste the text you copied into your post (CTRL+V or Right click and select Paste).
5 Use CODE formatting tags so the text displays properly
Select the text you just pasted into your post then click on the Hash tag # icon to Wrap
tags around selected text. The data will appear in a Code box, properly formatted and easy to read.
6 Use DOS formatting tags so the text displays properly
Alternatively, without selecting anything, put [DOS][/DOS] tags at the beginning and the end of the data you inserted, which will make it look like it does in a Command Prompt window, properly formatted and easy to read when it is posted. I would only use this for data copied from a Command Prompt though the CODE tags are sufficient.
7 Verify formatting
Before you post, click on the
button at bottom right to see what it looks like and if you make any additional changes, click on
button, again so you can see what it looks like before you actually post it. Click on
when your satisfied.
8 Upload files
If you have files to upload and add to your thread, see this tutorial: How to Upload and Post Screenshots and Files at Ten Forums
Information
Read this tutorial to learn how to change the Post Editor between Source mode (shows tags used to do the actual formatting) and WYSYWIG (What You See Is What You Get) mode.
How to Change Post Editor to Source or WYSIWYG Mode
Table of Contents
Contents
- Part Zero Download Tips for Edge, Firefox and Chrome
- Part One Verify vertical scroll buffer (Height) is large enough
- Part Two Capture output of batch file to Clipboard
- Part Two-OneA From Command Prompt or Powershell Window
- Part Two-OneB From Notepad Window
- Part Two-Four Post captured data to your forum thread
- Part Three Index of Batch Scripts.
- Part Four Where to report problems or make suggestions.
This thread is for use by the BSOD team to store batch files that can be used to collect additional data, fix settings or anything else that is useful in debugging BSOD problems in Windows 10.
The first post (this one) will be an index and each additional post will be a batch file with the instructions necessary to run it. This post will also have any instructions that will apply to all batch files in general.
This thread IS NOT for discussion or suggestions or problem reporting. It is strictly a batch file repository. Any other posts will be deleted.
Part Zero
Download Tips for Edge, Firefox and Chrome
When you download one of our batch files with Edge you may run into security problems.
bat was blocked because it could harm your device
This is complaining about the code to auto-elevate to Administrator level to run commands. This is not a problem and is done in almost all our batch files. There is no security exposure.
Look a the following images to see what you need to do to bypass the interference and continue to run the batch file.
Click Keep
Click Keep Anyway
Click Show in Folder
When you download one of our batch files with Firefox there are currently no known problems.
When you download one of our batch files with Chrome you may run into security problems.
This type of file can harm your computer. Do you want to keep .........bat anyway?
Again, this is complaining about the code to auto-elevate to Administrator level to run commands. This is not a problem and is done in almost all our batch files. There is no security exposure.
Look a the following images to see what you need to do to bypass the interference and continue to run the batch file.
Click Keep
Click Show in folder
Part One
Verify vertical scroll buffer (Height) is large enough
Many of the batch files here are designed to run from File Explorer so the following are not needed. Look through the Batch file specific instructions then follow these instructions only if necessary.
If you want to run the batch file in a currently open Command Prompt or Powershell window, it would be a good idea to check the properties of the window to make sure the vertical scroll buffer (Height) is large enough to hold the output so it can be collected and posted in your BSOD thread. Some batch files will handle this for you, some may not.
To check this, do the following:
1 Right click on the Powershell (or Command Prompt) title bar and select Properties.
2 The Windows Powershell or Command Prompt properties window will open. Click on the Layout tab,
check the Height setting. Set it to 3000 then click OK
Part Two
Capture output of batch file to Clipboard
You may need to capture output from a Command Prompt window, Powershell Window, Notepad Window or upload one or more files when you complete running the batch file. Follow the steps as directed below.
1 Command Prompt or Powershell Window - follow Part Two-OneA steps 1A, 2A, 3A and Part Two-Four steps 4 through 7.
2 Notepad Window - follow Part Two-OneB steps 1B, 2B, 3B and Part Two-Four steps 4 through 7.
3 Upload files - follow Part Two-Four step 8.
Part Two-OneA
From Command Prompt or Powershell Window
1A Right click on the Powershell (or Command Prompt) title bar and select Edit then click on Select All.
2A Right click on the Powershell (or Command Prompt) title bar and select Edit then click on Copy.
3A That will copy everything from the Powershell (or Command Prompt) window to the Clipboard.
Click here to see a short video of the steps needed to copy & paste the data in a Command Prompt or Powershell Window to your thread in Tenforums: https://1drv.ms/v/s!AiInGuVqlXiCsQyT...xZgXy?e=Cogp44
Goto Part Two-Four step 4.
Part Two-OneB
From Notepad Window
1B Copy all data in Notepad to the clipboard
Select all data in the notepad window by clicking anywhere in it and pressing Ctrl+ A or click on Edit at the top and then Select all.
Copy the data to the clipboard by pressing Ctrl+C or click on Edit at the top then Copy.
Now paste the results you copied to the clipboard into a post on TenForums.
Go to your thread in the BSOD section, start a new post, and paste the text you copied
into your post by pressing Ctrl+V or right-click and select Paste.
2B Use CODE formatting tags so the text displays properly
Select the text you just pasted into your post. Then, on the editor toolbar
click on the hashtag icon [#] to wrap
Code:
text. The data will appear in a code box, properly formatted and easy to read when it is posted.
3B IMPORTANT Before you post, click on the
Part Two-Four
Post captured data to your forum thread
4 Post in your forum thread
Go to your thread in the BSOD forum, start a new thread and paste the text you copied into your post (CTRL+V or Right click and select Paste).
5 Use CODE formatting tags so the text displays properly
Select the text you just pasted into your post then click on the Hash tag # icon to Wrap
Code:
6 Use DOS formatting tags so the text displays properly
Alternatively, without selecting anything, put [DOS][/DOS] tags at the beginning and the end of the data you inserted, which will make it look like it does in a Command Prompt window, properly formatted and easy to read when it is posted. I would only use this for data copied from a Command Prompt though the CODE tags are sufficient.
7 Verify formatting
Before you post, click on the
8 Upload files
If you have files to upload and add to your thread, see this tutorial: How to Upload and Post Screenshots and Files at Ten Forums
Read this tutorial to learn how to change the Post Editor between Source mode (shows tags used to do the actual formatting) and WYSYWIG (What You See Is What You Get) mode.
How to Change Post Editor to Source or WYSIWYG Mode
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- OS
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- Laptop
- Manufacturer/Model
- HP
- CPU
- Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4800MQ CPU @ 2.70GHz
- Motherboard
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- Memory
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- NVIDIA Quadro K3100M; Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600
- Sound Card
- IDT High Definition Audio CODEC; PNP Device ID HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_111D&DEV_76E0
- Hard Drives
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