From: klee@unibwm.de   
      
   On 24.08.2019 02:56, T wrote:   
   > Hi All   
   >   
   > wfreerdp.exe /version 2>&1 > eraseme.txt & type eraseme.txt   
      
   Are you sure you used exactly the above code (manually   
   retype it, so there is no hidden character in your line)?   
      
   Try this (I don't have wfreerdp.exe):   
      
   copy /? 2>&1 > eraseme.txt & type eraseme.txt   
      
   This worked for me. Or try:   
      
   wfreerdp.exe /version 2>&1 > eraseme.txt & type test.txt   
      
   with a manually generated test.txt to get more information   
   about the reason for the fault.   
      
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