Windows 10: Beep Code not working in Windows 10 DOS batch file

I am able to hear a beep in one computer DOS command whereas not on another computer.Both the laptops have the Windows 10 Pro Operating systemC:\ Powershell "[console]::beep9000,500"What could be the problem?I have checked all other sounds are working on the both the laptops, I have checked device setting, also looks good.Also, the frequency I have selected here is 9 k and comes under the human hearable range.

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Batch file not working

I'm afraid your batch file suffers from numerous problems. Here is a list of them:

• I do not understand what the set YYY... is supposed to do.
• There is no need to create variables for date, time and random. You can use them directly in your code.
• In some countries, the %time% variable includes colons ). They cannot be used in file names. Same for the %date% variable if it includes forward slashes (/).
• In batch files you MUST fully qualify all file names.
• "Goto" statements should be avoided as much as possible. Use loops instead (see below).
• In your copy command you MUST put double quotes around file/folder names that have embedded spaces.

Here is a cleaned up version of your batch file:

Code:

@echo offset YYYYMMDD=%4%%DATE:~4,2%%DATE:~7,2%if exist C:\Output\output.txt (   copy /y C:\Output\output.txt "F:\Locker\SIC by Plawro\outputs\output%date%_%time%_%random%.txt" >nul   timeout 1 >nul)call C:\Tools\outputreinstall.bat

 

Batch File Recognition

Ya im writing it in a batch file, not basic... basic might be a bit easier.

 

Batch file

thank you for your reply. how to merge the codes so that the batch file does this

the batch file displays the options below

1. open the *.spl file in notepad
2. delete the *.shd and *.spl files
3.exit

commands execute as options are selected