running a batch file or taskkill silently
I have a wise script to install an app.
In the Wise Script, I kill certain tasks if they are open.
I use as the command line taskkill.exe to kill those processes.
When I run the Wise Script, the install is basically silent, except for the dos command window that appears to show that certain tasks are being killed.
Is there any way I can hide that dos window to show up?
I have tried creating a batch file and using @ ECHO OFF but that did not work, I have also tried running the output of that file to >nul , still one command window does appear.
Thanks
In the Wise Script, I kill certain tasks if they are open.
I use as the command line taskkill.exe to kill those processes.
When I run the Wise Script, the install is basically silent, except for the dos command window that appears to show that certain tasks are being killed.
Is there any way I can hide that dos window to show up?
I have tried creating a batch file and using @ ECHO OFF but that did not work, I have also tried running the output of that file to >nul , still one command window does appear.
Thanks
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Posted by:
brenthunter2005
19 years ago
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Have you looked into doing the same task written in VBScript utilising WMI to kill the process(es) you want?
By using VBScript you could have a completely silent way of killing those process(es).
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Have you looked into doing the same task written in VBScript utilising WMI to kill the process(es) you want?
By using VBScript you could have a completely silent way of killing those process(es).
[8D]
Posted by:
WiseUser
19 years ago
I'm no Wisescript expert, but I'm assuming you're using the "Execute program" action to run "taskkill.exe"?
If so, isn't there a hidden "Window Size" option?
If so, isn't there a hidden "Window Size" option?
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