Maximum PC has an article on using the command line to scan, backup, pretty much anything in MSE. Take a look. For all you Geeks that love batch files and command line use.
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2011-07-25 03:42MSE Command Line Utility
BACKUP...BACKUP...BACKUP
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2011-07-25 04:18Thanks, Ted - I'd never have known about this but for you!
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2011-07-25 15:46Hi All,
I gave this a try today and no go. I played around a little and found that on my Win 7 64 Bit machines the directory to use is C:\Program Files\Microsoft Security Client\Antimalware
Results show up in C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Temp\MpCmdRun.log
Last edited by RetiredGeek; 2011-07-25 at 15:49.
