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And a goto start at the end with a label at the start, i.e.<br />
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:start<br />
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REM start program in background<br />
start myprog.exe<br />
<br />
REM wait 10 mins<br />
ping -n 1 -w 600000 AnIpAddressthatWillAlwayst<wbr />imeout <br />
<br />
REM Find process ID (resource kit command)<br />
for /F &quot;tokens=1,2 delims= &quot;&nbsp;%a in ('pulist ^| find &quot;myprog.exe&quot;') DO echo KILL %b<br />
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goto start
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And a goto start at the end with a label at the start, i.e.


:start

REM start program in background
start myprog.exe

REM wait 10 mins
ping -n 1 -w 600000 AnIpAddressthatWillAlwaystimeout

REM Find process ID (resource kit command)
for /F "tokens=1,2 delims= " %a in ('pulist ^| find "myprog.exe"') DO echo KILL %b

goto start

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What's with the b grade? &nbsp;Did it work for you?
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What's with the b grade?  Did it work for you?

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I am hoping to create a .cmd file that has the ability to spawn a subprocess and then continue executing itself such that it has the ability to wait 10 minutes, kill the exe it started and then restart it......<br />
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Thanks....
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I am hoping to create a .cmd file that has the ability to spawn a subprocess and then continue executing itself such that it has the ability to wait 10 minutes, kill the exe it started and then restart it......

Thanks....

Want to create .cmd or .bat file to spawn a subprocess, wait 10 minutes, kill it and restart it

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