I am using a Window Manager program that won't run at logon even though the "start when Windows starts" box is checked. I put it in the startup folder and it starts when I logon but the window remains open until I manually close it. I want it to start the program and have it minimized to the tray automatically. I have created 2 .bat files, one opens the program and the other closes it to the tray. I have tried many different scripts but I don't know how to create a script that runs both steps in the process. When I place both batch scripts in one .bat only the first script is executed. I have tried the popular 3rd party softwares but none of them effects the program. Can anyone help me with a solution that will run both scripts in one .bat file? I've worked on this for two days and I cannot find a solution. I can't get the "call" command to work and task sechduler dosen't help.
How do I run two .bat files in sequence
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Would probably be simpler if you supplied the .bat scripts so we can look at them.
What about just having both .bat files in the Startup folder?
Don't forget, instead of the .bat file, make it a shortcut and shortcuts can be made to run minimised if that helps.
What about just having both .bat files in the Startup folder?
Don't forget, instead of the .bat file, make it a shortcut and shortcuts can be made to run minimised if that helps.
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