How to hide the command line window, when started from an other batch (*.cmd or *.bat) file.

10 April, 2012 Roel van Lisdonk 0 Comments 1 category

If you want to start a batch file from an other batch file you can use the start command.

If you want to hide the command line window, that will be displayed by default, use the /B parameter.

Example

Test1.bat contents:

start /B /wait Test2.bat

exit

When you execute Test1.bat on the command line, the Test2.bat will be executed without showing a window.

(The Test1.bat will wait until Test2.bat is finished, because the /wait argument is supplied.)

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How to hide the command line window, when started from an other batch (.cmd or .bat) file.