China DOS Union

Originally posted by lxmxn at 2006-12-2 04:45:

　　Try this:

@echo off

start "" /min cmd.exe /c xcopy c:\11\043dat\ x:\043\dat /y

It can still be used like this, heh, learned it, but the @echo off will still pop up when executing it, right

[ Last edited by uemuem on 2006-12-7 at 11:39 PM ]

Is there anything completely hidden?

You can just create a shortcut to hide it.

Originally posted by htysm at 2006-12-18 03:26 PM:
You can hide it by creating a shortcut.

Can you be more specific?

Originally posted by hjlali at 2006-11-30 09:50 PM:
@echo off
xcopy c:\11\043dat \x:\043\dat /y

I would like to ask when the above batch processing is running, a window pops up. I remember that there was a parameter I could use to hide it before, but now I forget...

Making it into an EXE can completely hide it.
Please see my file for modifying the CPU type ------ modifying the BAT file into an EXE file

After merging and extracting, execute it, then right - click on your computer and select Properties to have a look.

Your computer's CPU type has been changed to Pentium 4 3.06Ghz, and it will revert after restart.

Clicking this file has no reaction, but the program is executing.