The packet prints messages even if echo is turned off

Question

I have a simple code that prints registry values ​​in a specific key. The problem is that I get an active directory printed with each iteration of the loop below.

For recording, I use a different key with two DWORD values: NAME and Test

@Echo Off
set SpecialUserRegDir=HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows
REG QUERY "%SpecialUserRegDir%" /s | for /F %%f in ('findstr "REG_DWORD"') do ( 
   @echo %%f
   [increment will be here]
)

Output

C:\User\[username]\Desktop\RegTest>()
NAME

C:\User\[username]\Desktop\RegTest>()
Test

I know that this problem disappears if I replace the do block with the signle command, but there will be different code in the block do, so I cannot replace it with a singular command.

With that in mind, is there a way to write a REG QUERY command (and a combination after that) without printing C:\User\[username]\Desktop\RegTest>()?

Answer 1

try:

@Echo Off
set SpecialUserRegDir=HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows
REG QUERY "%SpecialUserRegDir%" /s | for /F %%f in ('findstr "REG_DWORD"') do @( 
   echo %%f
   [increment will be here]
)

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