How do i run a .bat in background.
12 December 2003, 11:19 AM
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Start > Run > your_file.bat
Depending on how you've designed the batch file, you'll have a dos window which you can minimise. I'm sure there's ways to 'hide' this window if you don't wish to see it. This will obviously stop when it either has a problem or you turn off/reset your PC. You can have it automatically run everytime you start windows though.
Depending on how you've designed the batch file, you'll have a dos window which you can minimise. I'm sure there's ways to 'hide' this window if you don't wish to see it. This will obviously stop when it either has a problem or you turn off/reset your PC. You can have it automatically run everytime you start windows though.
12 December 2003, 11:33 AM
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it's a batch file with a few simple commands in it - ping etc..
I realise I can run it automatically but I dont want to see the DOS window every time.
I realise I can run it automatically but I dont want to see the DOS window every time.
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the .cmd idea doesnt make any difference.
I cant run it as a service in XP because I cant add a service manually.
I need a universal method for 98 and XP.
I cant run it as a service in XP because I cant add a service manually.
I need a universal method for 98 and XP.
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