Jul 28, 2014 · I am wondering whether it is possible to automatically open a batch file as admin when you double-click on the batch file, because the commands need to be run with administrative rights. …

May 3, 2017 · 89 I use a batch file to start up a few of the programs I need running in the background. Up until now, I had used the pause command to execute it after some of the other start-ups finished. …

You can't -- executing a batch file with the built in Command Prompt is going to keep a window open until the batch file exits. What you can do is take steps to make sure that the batch file exits as …

I tried using start but that doesn't work either, it just bring up a command prompt withing the folder. I know this sounds a little confusing but all I want to do is use one single .bat file to run multiple .bat …

Jul 29, 2021 · I'm using a command line script to adjust multiple settings on a computer. However, I would like to have the entire output to also be logged into a .txt or .log file. When I use my basic …

9 Just open a command prompt at the location of your batch file, and manually key in the name of your batch file to run it within that window. 1.Navigate to the folder where your executable resides 2.Shift …

On Windows XP, can I run a batch (.bat or .cmd) file, via a shortcut, without a "black window"?

49 I have a .bat file in windows that does three things cmd1 arg1 arg2 cmd2 arg3 cmd3 arg4 arg5 arg6 Sometimes cmd1 can fail and that's fine, I would like to carry on and execute cmd2 and cmd3. But …

Sep 15, 2020 · 0 What you can do is run your batch file minimized, which gives virtually the same effect: Create a shortcut to the batch file. Right-click the shortcut and choose Properties. In the Properties …

Jan 23, 2015 · So, merely double clicking a batch file will execute the batch file, or even just opening a terminal in the folder and typing in the batch file 'file name' will do the same thing. I convert batch …