How to Stop Command Prompt from Closing Immediately After Opening Batch File on Windows 10 & 11

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How to Stop Command Prompt from Closing Immediately After Opening Batch File on Windows 10 & 11
On Windows 10 How to Stop Command Prompt from Closing Immediately After Opening Batch File
How to Stop Command Prompt from Closing Immediately After Opening Batch File on Windows 11
How to Fix CMD Was Closing Automatic When Opening Batch Files in Windows
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you could also put "cmd" after it then you can type in your next command

jzstus
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bro thanku so much this took me ages to do u get a sub for that!

Fresh
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i run multiple profile with:
@echo off

start Chrome-001 @

start Chrome-002 @


how can i close one profile such as chrome-001?
please advise the command

knoozeldrama
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What I have to do if it close after pressing any key to continue?

tciturnemrine
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i have a .bat file i have ran @ startup. But now it isn't launching, just command prompt flashing for one second. Anyway you have ideas of how to fix?

ancientfutures
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this works but then the files dont load that i need

Xromh
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TYSM BRO I PUT PAUSE BUT I PUT IT THE WRONG WAY

thatwatermelon
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You cannot put the fucking big gulp in the fucking slurpee cup

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If this dosent explain here, heres some code

@echo off
echo. Quiz
echo. Play / Y
echo. Exit / N
%Y% goto Q1
pause - if you forget to put a pause it wont work

echo Q1
echo. Question 1
echo. A
echo. B
echo. C
%Answer% goto ???
pause

like that

n_th-an