IT Services

This webpage pertains to information technology services, offering straightforward and accessible solutions. It is important to emphasize that all software and code provided herein should be utilized solely for designated tasks. If uncertain, refrain from attempting any actions.

For accessing the Windows Command Processor (CMD), one can activate the Windows run section by pressing the Win + R hotkeys, inputting "CMD" in the designated field, and pressing enter.

# Windows user list


# Windows Remote Desktop:


# Access local server shared IP:

Fast Software Update:
Run PowerShell as Administrator and use this command to update software winget upgrade --all --silent --accept-package-agreements --accept-source-agreements
winget upgrade --all --silent --disable-interactivity --accept-package-agreements --accept-source-agreements

Online virus/malware scanners:
virustotal.com # for speed scan.
hybrid-analysis.com # for maximum detail.
opentip.kaspersky.com
virusscan.jotti.org

Windows Cmd commands (for IT department):
# Set attribute of files to read-only attrib +a -s -h +r "C:\SOMEDIR\*.extension" /s echo "Files are in read-only state." @pause

# Set attribute of files to writableattrib +a -s -h -r "C:\SOMEDIR\*.extension" /s echo "Files are in writable state" @pause

# Ask for restart (save commands to Restart.bat with notepad) @echo off set /p ask=Restart PC (y/n) if %ask%==y (shutdown /r /t 0) else echo Do nothing... pause exit

Windows Cmd commands (for security): # Access hosts file and reset permissions (Run cmd.exe as admin): @echo off echo,Y|cacls "%WinDir%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts" /G everyone:f attrib -s -h -r "%WinDir%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts" notepad "%WinDir%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts" echo The Permissions on the HOSTS file have been reset. pause

Copy from somedir to an other dir
Transfer numerous large files from the server to the local disk. In the event of a network failure, utilize the provided code to resume copying from the point of the last successfully transferred file. @echo off set "sourceFolder=\\SERVER\Folder\" set "destinationFolder=C:\Users\Tony\Downloads\" robocopy "%sourceFolder%" "%destinationFolder%" /E /R:2 /W:5

Bat Job Examples
# Create file name list:
chcp 65001 dir /W/B/S/A:A "\\fileserver\SOMEDIR\*.*" > c:\TEMP\[DelThis]-File-List.txt chcp 1252

# Find files that meets specified criteria and list them: dir C:\*sample*.pdf /s > "Search-Results.txt" @pause

# Delete Empty Folders: for /f "delims=" %%i in ('dir /s /b /ad ^| sort /r') do rd "%%i">NUL

Combine All CSV Files as Text - Batch Job

This batch job script facilitates the merging of multiple CSV files into a single text file.

@echo off setlocal enabledelayedexpansion :: Specify the output file set "outputFile=new.txt" :: Clear the output file if it already exists if exist "%outputFile%" del "%outputFile%" :: Concatenate all .csv files into the output file for %%F in (*.csv) do ( echo Processing file: %%F type "%%F" >> "%outputFile%" ) echo All .csv files have been concatenated into %outputFile%. endlocal

Online Tools
# Convert your files to better versions.
CloudConvert.com

# Generate strong passwords.
CopyPassword.com

# Check your AdBlock system/extension.
Adblock Test

# Measure area with Google Map.
Google Maps Area Calculator

# Check the grammar of the website.
Grammar.com

# Show IP address and browser details.
ipleak.net

Windows Cmd commands (for engineers):
# Task Kill SolidWorks Appstaskkill /im SLDWORKS.exe /f taskkill /im sldProcMon.exe /f taskkill /im sldworks_fs.exe /f taskkill /im sldBgDwld.exe /f taskkill /im swvbaserver.exe /f taskkill /im sldProcMon.exe /f taskkill /im swvbaserver.exe /f taskkill /im sldexitapp.exe /f taskkill /im solidworksexplorer.exe /f taskkill /im swShellFileLauncher.exe /f taskkill /im swactwiz.exe /f
# Run SolidWorks macro from command line
"C:\Program Files\SOLIDWORKS Corp\SOLIDWORKS\SLDWORKS.exe" /m "C:\SOMEDIR\Macro.swp"

# SolidWorks Links
solidworks.com/tr/support/hardware-certification/

Start SolidWorks at Given Time Daily

This batch job script allows for the automated initiation of SolidWorks at a specified time each day.

@echo off schtasks /create /tn "StartSolidWorksTask" /tr "C:\Program Files\SOLIDWORKS Corp\SOLIDWORKS\SLDWORKS.exe" /sc daily /st 08:05

To delete the scheduled task:

@echo off schtasks /delete /tn "StartSolidWorksTask" /f

Sample Codes:
# Get Windows 10 login screen background images:
kod5_com-spotlight-wallpapers.7z

QR Code for Kod5.com: