Windows 10: System.Net.WebClient in .bat problem with download zip file Powershell

Hello, I'm preparing a .bat file that downloads few files. I encountered a problem with downloading a larger file. Perhaps it is not the size of the file but a specific link. Well, in the bat file I use the command:

Code: powershell.exe -Command "(New-Object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadFile('http://download.gigabyte.eu/FileList/Driver/mb_driver_audio_realtek_9series.zip','c:\AutoInstalator_temp\mb_driver_audio_realtek_9series')"[/quote] The file has been successfully downloaded but unfortunately has the extension (zip) (.zip) and instead of the content there is a file with the same name but no extension. After unpacking the second file, the content is finally there. But why?

With smaller files of this type, I did not have any problems and I used the same formula.
I also tried Start-BitsTransfer and it's the same problem. The only command that works correctly is Invoke-WebRequest but it is very slow.
Do you know how to solve my problem?

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BAT file/Script to find and replace files

Hi, innovative thinkers! I am looking for a BAT file or script that takes random named zips, consisting of 5 random numerals in the name, and renames the zips identical to different .txt files with that same 5 numeral in the same folder.

Here is an example of what I mean:

BEFORE BAT

C:\Documents

45678_Example_720p.zip
34284_Example_720p.zip
67483_Example_720p.zip

RAT_Example_45678_24f_ONO.txt
RAT_Example_34284_24f_ONO.txt
RAT_Example_67483_24f_ONO.txt

AFTER BAT

C:\Documents

RAT_Example_45678_24f_ONO.zip
RAT_Example_34284_24f_ONO.zip
RAT_Example_67483_24f_ONO.zip

RAT_Example_45678_24f_ONO.txt
RAT_Example_34284_24f_ONO.txt
RAT_Example_67483_24f_ONO.txt

I would like the BAT to take only those matching 5 numerals as a reference.

Thanks

*Oh Well hwell:

 

BAT file/Script to find and replace files

Greetings, streetfighter 2.

I'll give your BAT a try. Thanks so much.

Greetings, FordGT90Concept!

Question:

"So you have a directory containing both random named ZIP files and consistently named TXT files and you want to apply the TXT file naming patern to the ZIP files where the 5-digit numbers match?"

Answer: Yes

Question:

Are there sub-directories?

Answer: No

Question:

"Are all the ZIP file names in that pattern (#####_Example_720p.zip) and all the TXT files in that pattern (RAT_Example_#####_24f_ONO.txt)?"

Answer: Yes

Sorry about the terse replies, but your right: "Never assume."

Greetings, Streetfighter 2

I'll give your BAT a try. Thanks alot!

 

Can't open Zip Files


The icon for the .zip file suggests it doesn't have a program associated with it. Windows does have built-in support for .zip files but something must have happened to that feature. I usually recommend the free 7-Zip for working with compressed files, helps in diagnosing where a problem may lie. I found the file on the 'net, downloaded it and opened fine.
http://www.7-zip.org/