May 11, 2011 · Use goto: :loop start /wait notepad goto loop Note that I have used start /wait here. If you don't do that, your batch file won't wait for notepad to exit, and you'll start a zillion …

Mar 12, 2020 · In a Windows batch file, an infinite loop is typically created using the goto command or the for loop with a condition that always evaluates to true. Since there’s no built …

A simple how-to on creating open program loops with Notepad. Begin with opening note pad and typing in. @echo off start (any program you choose) I'll be using notepad as an example so …

May 2, 2015 · What this does is, it opens notepad.exe and all of its output is redirected to the command echo > NUL. In order to redirect the whole output, the program must finish.

Dec 28, 2024 · Method 1: Using Batch Scripts for Repetitive Notepad Launches This method repeatedly opens Notepad, effectively simulating continuous operation. It's best suited for …

Jan 29, 2019 · i know how to open a program just once of infinitely. but i want to be able to open something a certain number of times. also i was wondering if i could somehow make a delay …

Is there a list of available command line options for notepad.exe? I would like to use notepad in only display mode without any options, read only mode, without file options.

Oct 8, 2013 · Using pure batch you could do this: :LOOP yourprogram.exe ping 127.0.0.1 -n 61 >NUL goto :LOOP This means you don't have to install any other programs or create more …

Open the command prompt -- press Windows-R and run Cmd, or in Windows 8, press Windows-X and select Command Prompt -- and type Notepad to run the program. On its own, this …

Use the Start command. Change your batch to this: All that START did was to continue opening more and more DOS windows... and never running any of my .exe programs at all. I find that …