I need some help with a bat file that I created. I am trying to make it stay minimized on my user's screens. Do I simply put Echo Off or @Echo Off in the bat file and where do I put it to take effect? Also, if I am disconnecting a network mapped drive, and it asks the user Y or N, isn't there a way to just say Y without asking? Thank you in advance for any help that anyone can give me! :)

I don't think you can do that easily with just a batch file. I recommend looking into the scripting language AutoIt v3. It lets you run commands, simulate, keypresses and much more. Also, scripts can be compiled into a small, stand-alone executable.

I think you use net use to disconnect a drive. use net use (driveletter) /delete /yes. It won't ask for confirmation.

Thank you so much for your help with the net use command. I tried that and it worked much better. Do you have any clues about making the bat file run minimized? I am applying this bat file as their logon script through Active Directory on Windows 2000. Any help would be appreciated? I don't know if it is that @Echo Off thing or what that actually does. If anyone has any ideas, feel free to reply! Thanks! :)

@echo off