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With the start command it just starts 2 terminal windows and nothing starts! The problem is the quotes (which are unfortunately required, due to the spaces in the paths).
I am using Windows 7 64bit
Here is the code snippet I am using to start
But unless I close LOLRecorder.exe it won't start my lol.launcher.exe.. basically I want both running and the cmd prompt exit after they start. Whats wrong here? I checked out another stackoverflow answer Here but it refers to the same method I am using.
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With the start command it just starts 2 terminal windows and nothing starts!
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With the start command it just starts 2 terminal windows and nothing starts!
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The problem is the quotes (which are unfortunately required, due to the spaces in the paths). The start command doesn't seem to like them.
You can work around this by using the short DOS names for all the directories (and remove quotes), or by specifying the directory separately and quoting it (which the start command seems to be able to deal with).
Try this:
Or, if your batch files become more complicated in the future, or your program names have spaces in them, this:
Merlyn Morgan-GrahamMerlyn Morgan-Grahamstart requires parameters for window title.Try:start 'Lolrecorder' 'C:Program Files (x86)LOLReplayLOLRecorder.exe'start 'Lol-Launcher' 'G:League of Legendslol.launcher.exe'
This will give the cmd-windows started by start the title of 'Lolrecorder' and 'Lol-Launcher'
Specify a title and the /c switch to tell the STARTed window to go away after its command finishes.
This reference has so far answered almost every question I've ever had about CMD.
call is for batch files only, and it waits for the callee to return. You should use the start command to start programs backgrounded. As an added bonus you can specify a priority for the process. If you need to run something as another user, use runas.