Is there a Windows command that captures what’s writing in the console window and write it to a text file?
Is there a Windows command that captures what’s writing in the console window and
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Is there a Windows command that captures what’s writing in the console window and write it to a text file?
Additionally, you may want to pipe error output to a file as well. By defualt error output is secondary and isn’t logged to the > or >> location. To direct the secondary output to the primary output, add 2>&1 to the end of the line. I.E.:type %ROOTDIR%temp.txt | find /I “test” > %OUT% 2>&1