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In a program in a batch file always shows "Press any key to continue..." after execution, which means you need to press any key to continue the subsequent program. I don't want to press any key manually, but want it to automatically continue to execute the subsequent program after execution. How should I do it?

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Modified original title: How to skip the press any key to continue prompt in batch processing?
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Usually programs provide switches like /y /sure to run in "quiet mode".
If there are no such parameters, you can try starting the program with this format to see if it solves the problem:

ECHO Y | Program name

It itself does not provide the /y switch. According to your method, ECHO Y | program name also doesn't work. What should I do?

It itself does not provide the /y switch. According to your method, ECHO Y | program name also doesn't work. What should I do?

You can directly delete the pause line of the batch processing.
Adding rem or :: before the command line is also okay.
If you must execute pause, you can write it like this:
echo.|pause

re: walu

I tried many methods for testing, but none worked.

At my wits' end...

This question is difficult, heh heh. There are two methods:
1. Need to debug this program, find the corresponding instruction execution jump;
2. Write a program in assembly to simulate keyboard presses, and how to add the compiled program to the batch processing.

There should be quite a few people here who can program. Which brother can come to help?

The attachment is this program Open the attachment

The execution format of this program is as follows:
it /status all

RE walu:

　　Brother walu has misled me a lot. How does this have anything to do with batch processing? The program directly reads the keyboard status using interrupt 16h instead of reading characters, so sending any characters through the pipe is useless. After thinking it over for a long time, I directly used DEBUG to cancel all calls to interrupt 16h in the program. Maybe some problems will be caused, such as when prompting to press any key to restart the system, it may restart directly without waiting for a key press. Please test it, Brother walu.

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willsort, really thank you! Really admire you!
Can you send your QQ number or mailbox to me via private message, because I'm afraid that if you don't come to the forum, the forum will lose a lot of color.

Re: walu:

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To willsort:
I also really want to be friends with you. I hope we can communicate more in the future. I really admire your ability in batch script writing and I really want to ask you for advice. Can you be my friend?
Thank you in advance.

Program <YES
YES is a file, in text format, press Y to enter

I don't know if this is feasible, this is how I solved it in all cases

Program <YES
YES is a file, text format, Y to return

I don't know if this is feasible, all I encountered are solved like this




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