Currently, on several machines, we use Task Scheduler to export the environment variables of those machines to a text file for backup (we've had issues with these being deleted and also if we have to rebuild a machine from scratch). Right now, we do that using a batch file that contains:

set>C:\Users\%USERNAME%\Documents\Personal\ExportBackups\%COMPUTERNAME%-ENV.txt

Actually, we don't need the user environment variables (or we could use SYSTEM), but I can't seem to find a way to do the "set" command from VisualCron. Any ideas?

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Edit: Or on closer reading,

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Currently, on several machines, we use Task Scheduler to export the environment variables of those machines to a text file for backup (we've had issues with these being deleted and also if we have to rebuild a machine from scratch). Right now, we do that using a batch file that contains:

set>C:\Users\%USERNAME%\Documents\Personal\ExportBackups\%COMPUTERNAME%-ENV.txt

Actually, we don't need the user environment variables (or we could use SYSTEM), but I can't seem to find a way to do the "set" command from VisualCron. Any ideas?

System->Environment->Set Variable Task?

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I'm not sure what you mean. The "set" command without any parameters in Windows displays all environment variables, it does not set a variable.

Run this as a powershell
Main settings choose scope remote and enter the computername.
For script use:

That works! You so awesome!!