我创建的批处理文件出现问题。 它可以正确添加用户，但不会删除

Question

I have 40 .txt files that are named after 40 of my users computer and each .txt file contains a users AD account. The following bat script works great at injecting the ad account to the administrator group.

mkdir "c:\newtemp\a_accounts"
xcopy "\\SERVERNAME\FOLDER\a_accounts\%computername%.txt" "c:\newtemp\a_accounts"
for /f "usebackq" %%X in ("c:\newtest\a_accounts\delete\%computername%.txt") do (NET LOCALGROUP ADMINISTRATORS %%X /add)

However, if I make a new bat file and reverse the switch from /add to /delete It doesn't work on the new script. I have to use the script above to be able to delete other users from the local admin group.

mkdir "c:\newtemp\delete_user_admin"
xcopy "\\SERVERNAME\FOLDER\delete_user_admin\%computername%.txt" "c:\newtemp\delete_user_admin"
For /F "usebackq" %%G IN ("c:\newtemp\delete_user_admin\%computername%.txt") DO (NET LOCALGROUP ADMINISTRATORS %%G /delete)

When the for /f runs it doesn't do anything (no errors neither. It just shows the line). Which has me stunned as to why it is behaving this way. I tried changing the variable from X to another letter but this does nothing different. Any clue why this is happening?

Okay so it looks like the variable is not picking up the user name in the file. I just replaced the second %%G with my ad username and ran the script and it deleted my account from the local admin. Now gotta figure out why the for /f is not working. Looking at the website I am using the correct lines.

7/17/2016

Yeah I am completely stomp why this isn't working. Ran both lines together in a .bat and the following happens.

This works fine.

for /f "usebackq" %%X in ("c:\newtemp\a_accounts\%computername%.txt") do (NET LOCALGROUP ADMINISTRATORS %%X /add)

However, if I change the folder it breaks (no errors just does nothing but look like it runs the line but produces nothing.

for /f "usebackq" %%X in ("c:\newtemp\a_accounts2\%computername%.txt") do (NET LOCALGROUP ADMINISTRATORS %%X /delete)

If I go into the .bat file and edit the second line to point to the first folder "a_accounts" and flip the /add to /delete the line works fine!!! Makes no sense what's so ever. I have lost all hope of being able to understand why this isn't working as it should unless someone has the answer.

Answer 1

You copy to c:\\newtemp\\delete_user_admin\\%computername% yet you read from "c:\\newtemp\\delete_user_admin\\%computername%.txt"

These are not the same.

Answer 2

Weirdist stuff I seen in my life. If I copy the txt file from the working script and modify the name the second line works!!! WHAT!!!!?? Makes no sense but I got it to work the way I want.