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    CrestfallenBot got a reaction from leobeosab in Question How to create a windows batch script with timer to delete files automatically?.   
    Nevermind I figured it out: TIMEOUT /T <timeinseconds> /NOBREAK >NUl del /Q/S <pathtofiles>
     
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    CrestfallenBot reacted to Eigenvektor in Question How to create a windows batch script with timer to delete files automatically?.   
    How about this:
    PING localhost -n 7200 >NUL RMDIR /Q/S <foldername> This will ping localhost 7200 times. Since the ping commands sends a ping every second, this will "sleep" for about 2 hours, before it deletes the directory. You can cancel the script with Ctrl+C at any time.
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    CrestfallenBot reacted to Jurrunio in Is this a burn mark on my ram vrm?.   
    The inductor is crucial in the VRM, it's just not the one that would burn first.
     
    nah it's a single phase with 2 sets of mosfets. Real two phase memory is quite rare.
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    CrestfallenBot reacted to mariushm in Is this a burn mark on my ram vrm?.   
    Yes, it is.. but the VRM is made out of multiple parts... lo-side mosfets, hi-side mosfets, inductors and input/output capacitors.
    In your case, it's a 2 phase VRM with the mosfets for both phases in the center, then inductors on each side of the mosfets ... at least that's how it looks to me.
     
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    CrestfallenBot reacted to mariushm in Is this a burn mark on my ram vrm?.   
    That gray square thing is an inductor... it's a coil of wire wrapped around something and then stuck inside that plastic box.
    Whatever that stuff is... i doubt it's gonna affect anything.
    No, i don't think it's "damage"
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    CrestfallenBot reacted to Jurrunio in Is this a burn mark on my ram vrm?.   
    Even if things start burning, it will be the mosfets above the inductor (that you said have burnt marks on it, tho I think it's just staining). The mosfets produce heat, not the inductor.
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