Login script with output of systeminfo - batch-file

Question

I am trying to create a Windows batch login script that collects each user's system info and username/computername and outputs it to one log file (rather than a separate file created for each user). So I need something like echo %username%-%computername% >> file.txt and systeminfo|find /i "original" >> file.txt, which I managed to do with something like this:
systeminfo|find /i "original" >> \\share\sysinfo.log
echo %username%-%computername% >>\\share\user.log
type \\share\user.log > \\share\Results\systeminfo.log
type \\share\sysinfo.log >> \\share\Results\systeminfo.log
Every time someone logs on, it output to one file, but the username and systeminfo are separated. I need them to output into separate columns, for example:
Username-ComputerName Original Install Date
Jo-PC1 17/16/2016, 09:14:34
Dan-PC2 17/03/2015, 11:00:05

Answer 1

Please mind that Stack Overflow is not a write-code-for-me-services. Anyways, I shamefully stole the script(and edited) by MC ND in my question
#echo off
setlocal enableextensions disabledelayedexpansion
rem Prepare padding for two column
set "Width=30"
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set "padding= "
for /l %%a in (1 1 %Width%) do set "padding=!padding! "
endlocal & set "padding=%padding%"
rem return "Username-ComputerName Original Install Date"
echo Username-ComputerName Original Install Date>File.ext
rem Prepate two files to store username-computerName and install date lists
for %%d in ("%temp%\username-computerName.%random%%random%%random%.tmp") do (
for %%f in ("%temp%\installName.%random%%random%%random%.tmp") do (
rem Retrieve the list of username-computerName and install date into the temp files
type user.log > "%%~fd" 2>nul
type date.log > "%%~ff" 2>nul
rem Assign each temporary file to a separate stream
rem and call the code to process them
9<"%%~fd" 8<"%%~ff" call :dumpPairs
rem Clean up temporary files
) & del /q "%%~ff"
) & del /q "%%~fd"
rem All done, leave
cls
type File.ext
pause
goto :eof
rem Read stream 9 to retrieve username-computerName - Clean var on failure
rem Read stream 8 to retrieve install date - Clean var on failure
rem If both variables are uninitialized, there is nothing more to do
rem Concatenate both information and padding
rem Echo the padded results
rem Repeat the process
:dumpPairs
<&9 set /p "username-computerName=" || set "username-computerName="
<&8 set /p "installName=" || set "installName="
if not defined username-computerName if not defined installName goto :eof
set "line=%username-computerName%%padding%"
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
echo(!line:~0,%Width%! !installName!>>File.ext
endlocal
goto :dumpPairs
The explanation is already is inside the script, so I won't explain much.
Simply get the result into 2 files
Echo them together
The output part is
rem All done, leave
cls
type File.ext
pause
goto :eof
so you may need some adjustments.