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Dear friends: How to realize the running of a certain program (such as automatic recording) in batch processing, and hide the window of this program? Hope the friends can give some guidance, preferably with some idea inspiration, thanks!

[ Last edited by konkoo on 2009-12-18 at 17:18 ]

If it is an executable program, such as .exe .bat .cmd .pif, etc., even .vbs .js .vbe can be run directly by entering their full file names (if there are spaces, enclose them in quotes), and the suffix can be omitted, but the priority is that .com is the highest, and then .exe and others;

For example

"C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\wmplayer.exe"

or

"C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\wmplayer"

can run Windows Media Player;

If it is a program in the system path, you can omit their path.

For example

sndrec32

can run the recorder applet.

You can also use the start command to start a program, which can initialize their startup status
For example

start /min "" wmplayer

can run in minimized mode.

Batch processing cannot hide the running of a program, and you need to use a vbscript script.

1. Simply using the system-provided cmd cannot be hidden.
2. It can be achieved by using third-party command-line tools that provide the hiding function.
3. Using vbs is also possible:

@echo off

echo strSoundFile = "C:\Windows\Media\Notify.wav">hanye.vbs

echo Set objShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")>>hanye.vbs

echo strCommand = "sndrec32 /play /close " ^& chr(34) ^& strSoundFile ^& chr(34)>>hanye.vbs

echo objShell.Run strCommand, 0, True>>hanye.vbs

cscript //nologo hanye.vbs & del hanye.vbs

It uses the recorder to play an audio, and after modification, it also supports the recording function.