Windows 10: How to make a bat file cmd that exports and imports WIFI profiles

How to make a bat file cmd that exports and imports WIFI profiles to USB sticki want the following options1 export 1 spesific WIFI profile2 export all stored WIFI profiles3 import 1 specific WIFI profile4 Import all stored WIFI profiles5 ExitAnd i do not want to write the username for the folder/file pathThe case is that i want to import wifis profiles to computers from another location, and when the device is in range of the imported WIFI profile it will connectBONUS, is it also possible to also retrieve the WIFI profiles in recovery mode? and if so, how??-Thanks

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Import/Export Contacts


Hi,

Basically, I want to manually sync contacts back and forth, between my computer and my phone.

Going from computer to phone, the easiest way for me has been exporting/backing up the computer's .vcf file, moving it to my phone, delete my phones current contact list, and then importing the .vcf file from the computer, which instantly results in an complete, updated list.

However, going in the other direction is my problem.

If I try to do the same in reverse, trying to import the .vcf file into the computer contacts, it wants to do it one contact at a time, instead of the full list all at once.

I suppose they can be Imported/Exported thru gmail, but I would prefer doing it directly...phone contacts only, without importing gmail contacts

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My Batch File(.bat) is no longer running CMD

My Batch File(.bat) is no longer running CMD and when i go and change the program and find CMD and or Command Prompt it says that the program that i chose cannot be associated with this file type. Please choose another. I ran CMD with .bat file before, but
now i can't. I there a solution to this, please?

Original Title: Set Associations

 

How do I pin a bat/cmd file to the start menu or taskbar in Windows 11

Hi, I'm Mario, and I'd be happy to help with your issue.

We are sorry about what happened.

Please follow the step-by-step instructions below to try to solve your issue:

Renaming your .cmd / .bat to .exe

Right-click on the * .exe and choose fix in the taskbar

Rename it back to .cmd / .bat

Shift + right click on the task bar icon (for the exe) and choose Properties

Changing the reference of * .exe to .cmd / .bat and change the icon as necessary

Check that it works and if you have any questions I am at your disposal.

Kind Regards,

Mario B.