SyncBack Batch FileJace - March 8, 2006 - 7:47pm
Here is a copy of what I am using with SyncBack. It backs up the existing settings runs syncback and then restores the previous settings. If there are no existing settings it still works fine but gives some error messages. Let me know any suggestions as this is my first batch file and I am still learning. I tried registry rapper first but it didn't backup the existing registry settings so if I use it somewhere where it is already installed they will loose all the profiles. @ECHO OFF REM Try to export the existing SyncBack registry Settings to SyncBack_Exist.reg REM Delete the existing SyncBack registry settings REM Checking if a specific reg file exists if so add it to the registry REM Starting SyncBack REM Exporting Portable Settings for next session REM Deleting the Portable Settings from the registry REM Check if there were any existing settings if so add them to the registry REM Check if the existing registry setting file is still present if so delete it exit ( categories: )
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Windows98
I tried to run this on a windows 98 machine and it wouldn't work, it only generates bad command error messages. Anybody have any suggestions?
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Anybody
Windows 98 has no built in
Windows 98 has no built in reg.exe
Thats why this will not work on win98
One tip for you.
One tip for you.
To hide the command line window during the execution of syncback, you can use a tool called cmdow (search google)
You can replace the start call by:
cmdow @ /HID
start /wait syncback.exe
cmdow @ /VIS
This will hide the command line short before the start of syncback and show the command line right after exit
Greets
Thorsten
edit: the next version of syncbackSE will have .ini support rather than using the registry.
Version 4.1
Hi.
The next version of SyncBackSE will not use the registry anymore and does not require any DLL's to be registered anymore.
I am using a beta already and it is really great.
So stay tuned, when it will be released.
Kind Regards
Thorsten
too bad it's not the free version
of SyncBack. It seems destined to stay forever at version 3.something