command line - Using "SET /P" inside an IF statement -

i'm creating batch turn laptop wifi make life easier type lines in cmd each time.

the trouble wifi name set key= insted of 1 enter.

here did:

@echo off set /p option="enter 1 create wifi, enter 2 stop wifi " if %option% equ 1 (     set /p id="enter wifi name:"     set /p key="set password:"     netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid = %id% key = %key%     netsh wlan start hostednetwork )  if %option% equ 2 ( netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=disallow )  timeout /t 5 

while shouldn't have spaces between switch , equal sign, or equal sign , parameter, real culprit because you're using set /p inside if statement.

to correct this, you'll need 2 things:

1. add setlocal enabledelayedexpansion top of batch file, after @echo off statement (so variables in if block can expanded @ execution time).

2. since we're using enabledelayedexpansion, call variables using !! instead of %%, such as:
   
   netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=!id! key=!key!