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To create a batch command that shuts down a Windows computer, you can use the following command in a text file with a .bat extension: shutdown /s /t 0 This command initiates a shutdown (/s) with a timeout of 0 seconds (/t 0), meaning the shutdown will occur immediately. You can save this command in a .bat file and run it to shut down your computer.
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Use the 'pause' command. The pause command will make a "press any key to continue..." message. If you don't want this to show up, use "pause >nul". This will make the batch file wait without the pause message.
Nope, there are no such things as a batch file that can run in stealth mode. A batch file is too simple to go as far as that. If you are trying to do this, I would recommend you legally learn about hacking. If that feature is enabled, you can run a whole lot of nasty stuff in there without the user knowing what is happening.
Each command has its own way of telling it to bypass confirmation. Enter <command> /? for a description of the switches you can use with that command.
It is a batch command file.
Here is an example of a batch file that carries out the command ipconfig. @echo off ipconfig /all pause exit
A batch file will close when it reaches the last line of code or an error.
Get the Registry entry using regedit command. use the command from command prompt or copy that in a batch file and execute. Use errorlevel command to verify. hope this helps!! @echo off reg query RootKeyName\Path\To\Key\To\Query /v KeyName echo Does not Exist!!!!
It is a batch command file.
Batch file that opens a program waits 5 seconds then closes that program. For some reason I cannot get this batch to perform the open portion, wait, then the close portion in .... startup batch file hangs up on second command.
if by bat you made the .bat file extension then the full form of bat is batch. it is a file that is created with batch script, the windows command line.