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How to randomly run a command via batch
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> Question:
- Run batch script that randomly runs a command
- At least 7 different commands possible
- Ability to run more than command at a time
- in Windows 10 environment
This question is for newbies like me, who maybe seeking this solution.
windows windows-10 batch
asked 32 mins ago
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> Question:
- Run batch script that randomly runs a command
- At least 7 different commands possible
- Ability to run more than command at a time
- in Windows 10 environment
This question is for newbies like me, who maybe seeking this solution.
windows windows-10 batch
asked 32 mins ago
Kass MonkKass Monk
1008
2
This is a poor quality question. What exactly are you trying to achieve, and what have you looked at so far that you're stuck with?
– spikey_richie
30 mins ago
@spikey_richie I was just wanting to share the solution, as it was difficult to find. I have updated the question also.
– Kass Monk
23 mins ago
add a comment |
> Question:
- Run batch script that randomly runs a command
- At least 7 different commands possible
- Ability to run more than command at a time
- in Windows 10 environment
This question is for newbies like me, who maybe seeking this solution.
windows windows-10 batch
asked 32 mins ago
Kass MonkKass Monk
1008
> Question:
- Run batch script that randomly runs a command
- At least 7 different commands possible
- Ability to run more than command at a time
- in Windows 10 environment
This question is for newbies like me, who maybe seeking this solution.
windows windows-10 batch
windows windows-10 batch
asked 32 mins ago
Kass MonkKass Monk
1008
asked 32 mins ago
Kass MonkKass Monk
1008
edited 19 mins ago
Kass Monk
asked 32 mins ago
Kass MonkKass Monk
1008
asked 32 mins ago
Kass MonkKass Monk
1008
asked 32 mins ago
Kass MonkKass Monk
1008
1008
2
This is a poor quality question. What exactly are you trying to achieve, and what have you looked at so far that you're stuck with?
– spikey_richie
30 mins ago
@spikey_richie I was just wanting to share the solution, as it was difficult to find. I have updated the question also.
– Kass Monk
23 mins ago
add a comment |
2
This is a poor quality question. What exactly are you trying to achieve, and what have you looked at so far that you're stuck with?
– spikey_richie
30 mins ago
@spikey_richie I was just wanting to share the solution, as it was difficult to find. I have updated the question also.
– Kass Monk
23 mins ago
2
2
This is a poor quality question. What exactly are you trying to achieve, and what have you looked at so far that you're stuck with?
– spikey_richie
30 mins ago
This is a poor quality question. What exactly are you trying to achieve, and what have you looked at so far that you're stuck with?
– spikey_richie
30 mins ago
@spikey_richie I was just wanting to share the solution, as it was difficult to find. I have updated the question also.
– Kass Monk
23 mins ago
@spikey_richie I was just wanting to share the solution, as it was difficult to find. I have updated the question also.
– Kass Monk
23 mins ago
add a comment |
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This is a poor quality question. What exactly are you trying to achieve, and what have you looked at so far that you're stuck with?
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@spikey_richie I was just wanting to share the solution, as it was difficult to find. I have updated the question also.
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