Save time using batch files to perform repetitive tasks in a Windows environment

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Batch files are still a viable tool for performing simple day-to-day tasks in a Windows operating system environment. Because a batch file can contain logic such as loops, simple menus, if statements, and prompts, it can be programmed to perform surprisingly complicated manipulations, saving time for end users, support personnel, and server administrators.When it comes to running Chkdsk and Defrag, a batch file can save you some time. TechRepublic IS technician Ted Laun shared this handy code to help streamline the task on XP machines.

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