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I need something, a script or batch file maybe, that will run ping -t command in the background so the user doesnt see it.<br />
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The exact Ping command it needs to run is:<br />
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Ping Datatrack -t<br />
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Again I need someway for this to run in the background or system tray so the user doesnt see the command prompt.<br />
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If someone can give me the exact code to do this, that way I can just copy and paste into notepad and rename the extension, that would be great.<br />
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Thanks in advance for all the help!
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I need something, a script or batch file maybe, that will run ping -t command in the background so the user doesnt see it.

The exact Ping command it needs to run is:

Ping Datatrack -t

Again I need someway for this to run in the background or system tray so the user doesnt see the command prompt.

If someone can give me the exact code to do this, that way I can just copy and paste into notepad and rename the extension, that would be great.

Thanks in advance for all the help!

Need something(script?) to run Ping -t in background?

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