How to minimize a batch file running at startup via Task Scheduler?

Thank you.

Have you looked at the links I posted in post #2? Your answer is aleady there.

Here is the screenshot I referred you to using nircmd.


You can see:
nircmd on C:
downloaded from (I will Google this for you and provide a download link to save you doing this):
NirCmd - Windows command line tool

Download a copy and put the file on C: as shown in my screenshot.

Note where your bat file is on your disk- you need the path to it to put into the task scheduler.

Now open task scheduler and add your task.

In my screenshot you can see the instruction you need using nircmd, followed by the path to your bat file (after 'hide') which will probably be different to mine.

Why do you want to run it via batch, can not you run it as a scheduled task or as a startup with /s switch?
For the record, I stopped using it, because it did not update some apps for months, something is wrong.

Minimize works only when the app supports it, CMD does not. Maybe run it as a service?

TairikuOkami said:

Why do you want to run it via batch, can not you run it as a scheduled task or as a startup with /s switch?
For the record, I stopped using it, because it did not update some apps for months, something is wrong.

Have you asked someone about that issue?
I made the program to run at startup,but it isn't automatically updating the apps.

tenmen said:

I made the program to run at startup,but it isn't automatically updating the apps.

Is it set to run with admin privileges?

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