Summary: Hmm, thanks for the advice, but I'm still not getting it to work. I changed the extension to .cmd, but it seems to act the exact same way. When I put ...
Summary: Thank you for reading this - I'm trying to figure out how to get a cmd.exe window to close after a simple batch file has run. The batch file simply in...
Summary: "Typo", sorry! I know there is something I'm missing here. I need some help witht this batch file. It does everything I want, except close the command...
Summary: I want to run two programs simultaneously from a batch file. Can I make the batch open each in a new window at the same time? Any help is appreciated...
Summary: Standard logon script running from a MS Server 2003 server on a Windows Xp machine. Here's the script (altered for security reasons): ***** net use u:...
Summary: I was writing a batch file for xp to empty out some temp folders in the profiles of each user on the machine. Then it backs up the profile to a server...
Summary: I use a batch file in Windows 98 to run a java app on start up. With 98, you can use the checkbox "Close on exit" for the batch file. The company is...
Summary: I know that there is a "start" command in batch files but is there a way to make a batch file close a folder or a program? Please help! From Guitargr...
Summary: ya i thought of that, for cmd i use a batch file with: @ECHO OFF cmd /k prompt # and that launches a command prompt with a # prompt. i was looking thr...
Summary: Hi All, Anyone with experience creating batch files using se.exe? I'm having an issue with some registers that I fix by doing the following in windows...
Summary: After just some windows updates on a single fresh new install of winxp pro sp1, if any internet browser try to load and opens asp pages, it automatica...
Summary: Hi folks, I have the following batch file called build.cmd cd C:\apache-tomcat-5.5.26\bin shutdown.bat cd C:\apache-tomcat-5.5.26\webapps rmdir ROOT m...
Summary: A virus got onto my computer and killed my antivirus software and keeps shutting off explorer.exe and I need to get some important files off my hard d...
Summary: I am writing a batch file and so far all is well, but now i want to start another batch file. I tried the call command but doesnt work because the bat...
Summary: i wrote a small batch file. at the end of it it opens an internet explorer window. the batch file will not close unless i close the ie window or manua...
Summary: I'm looking for help with a simple batch file. The following are the last two lines of a batch file that deletes some cookies and then runs a program....
Summary: On multiple computers where I work we have a few windows that have to open on startup. Once they are open we don't need them open anymore. I was tryin...
Summary: Hi. At our company, we have been using MS-DOS to create batch files to back up our data and upload the data to another PC offsite. Up until now, we ...
Summary: I have a batch file containing an XCOPY command. The command works fine when run directly from the command line, but the batch file will not work? T...
Summary: I am trying to create a .bat file to add to reg entries to to a PC's Registry. On a XP PRO Machine. Here is what i have come up with so far.... reg ad...
Summary: The original batch file should first run a "program" to pickup the text file. For example: "c:\windows\notepad.exe" "text1.txt" exit (the quotes are ...
Summary: With your batch file you could also put a new line with pause in it to keep the window open at any point during the running of the batch file. If yo...
Summary: I created one simple batch file but if someone runs it and closes window with [x] big crap happens.... so is there a way to make cdm run without top? ...
Summary: Im working in XP and created a batch file with an extension .cmd and not .bat...when i execute its working fine but the DOS window is not closing... m...
Summary: I created a batch file to delete the profile data of our companies propriatary application. The issue we have is that the profile for some users becom...
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