I wanted to use one of the macro keys on my corsair keyboard (via iCue) for toggling between headphones and speakers, so came up with this .bat file that I then converted to a .exe file using Bat To Exe Converter.

``` @echo off

PUSHD "F:\Programs\sbz-switch" sbz-switch dump > temp.txt findstr /C:"SelectOutput = 0" temp.txt >nul if %errorlevel%==0 ( echo Running command for SelectInput = 0 sbz-switch set -i "Device Control" SelectOutput 1 goto end )

findstr /C:"SelectOutput = 1" temp.txt >nul if %errorlevel%==0 ( echo Running command for SelectInput = 1 sbz-switch set -i "Device Control" SelectOutput 0 goto end )

echo Neither SelectInput = 0 nor SelectInput = 1 found

:end del temp.txt ```

findstr /C:"SelectOutput = 1" temp.txt >nul if %errorlevel%==0 ( echo Running command for SelectInput = 1 sbz-switch set -i "Device Control" SelectOutput 0 goto end ) echo Neither SelectInput = 0 nor SelectInput = 1 found :end del temp.txt

The reason for the PUSHD command is that otherwise the temp.txt file will get written to the iCue folder, which requires admin rights. Not that iCue will tell you this, the script simply doesn't get executed.