I would like to automatically start EddyPro at 1 am. Is there a command line format I could use in a batch file to start the program at any time I like?
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Answer by
Aiden McLeod
There isn't a command line that you can use in a batch file to run a software at a specific time, but you can use Tasks Schedule from Windows to create an entry that runs a batch file at a specific time. You can find Tasks Schedule in Start > Programs > ... > Tasks Schedule (depending on your OS).
Bellow, there is the command that starts the software.(you need to modify this with your path to the EXE)
I would like to automatically start EddyPro at 1 am. Is there a command line format I could use in a batch file to start the program at any time I like?
There isn't a command line that you can use in a batch file to run a software at a specific time, but you can use Tasks Schedule from Windows to create an entry that runs a batch file at a specific time. You can find Tasks Schedule in Start > Programs > ... > Tasks Schedule (depending on your OS).
Bellow, there is the command that starts the software.(you need to modify this with your path to the EXE)
START C:\Program Files\...\Eddypro.exe