Batch parse devcon.exe -


Currently I have a script that is perfect on Windows 7, using pnputil. This script is looking for specific drivers, and deletes it. /p "token = *" %% for 

  B ( "%% a") (If "%% B" similar "Fteediai" (eco delete .....! line 1 Preeri !! Wainder% \ Sisinetiv \ pnputil - F -d! Line1prior!) other ( set "line1prior = %% b"))

to add I support Win XP do so DevCon is the perfect job but I still parsing the output of devcon.exe There is a problem ... the output is different.

Each row for PnPutul is delimited with ": ", but "* devcon.exe dp_name *" looks different ... can anyone help me?

I used devcon.exe from here:

Try it out: 

  @echo offlocal enable the extension / f "tokens = 1 delims = made []:" %% a in ( 'devcon dp_enum ^ | Find / N "FTDI"') ( set / a "line 1 Overseas = %% a-2" for / f "tokens = 1 delims = *" %% b ( 'devcon dp_enum ^ | more +! Line1prior!') to (eco Decon-F Deepi_dilet% % B and goto: out)): Out

If the output looks correct for actual deletion, then remove the echo.


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