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10x. congratulation for your first points! :-)
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10x. congratulation for your first points! :-)

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Hi experts!<br />
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I need to write BAT file which to be executed on Windows 2008 Server when it start. Here you my code<br />
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set PF=%ProgramFiles(x86)%<br />
start &quot;&quot;&nbsp;/wait Sleep.exe 3<br />
cd &quot;%PF%\Microsoft Virtual PC\&quot;<br />
&quot;%PF%\Microsoft Virtual PC\Virtual PC.exe&quot; -pc &quot;Test Sofia&quot; -launch &nbsp;-minimize –singlepc<br />
REM Next Command is not executed<br />
&quot;%PF%\Microsoft Virtual PC\Virtual PC.exe&quot; -pc &quot;Test Sofia&quot; -launch &nbsp;-minimize –singlepc<br />
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The problem is that last row (start of second virtual machine) is not executed. I guest the problem is that first virtual machine do not return execution in BAT file and I’m afraid there no such options in MS Virtual PC. So I should use some options in BAT file which to start this problem and to not wait for it to return execution. Do I have such option ?<br />
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P.S: And at all, what is recommended way for Windows 2008 server to start programs after user log on system? Does have new technology better than BAT files?<br />

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Hi experts!

I need to write BAT file which to be executed on Windows 2008 Server when it start. Here you my code

set PF=%ProgramFiles(x86)%
start "" /wait Sleep.exe 3
cd "%PF%\Microsoft Virtual PC\"
"%PF%\Microsoft Virtual PC\Virtual PC.exe" -pc "Test Sofia" -launch  -minimize –singlepc
REM Next Command is not executed
"%PF%\Microsoft Virtual PC\Virtual PC.exe" -pc "Test Sofia" -launch  -minimize –singlepc

The problem is that last row (start of second virtual machine) is not executed. I guest the problem is that first virtual machine do not return execution in BAT file and I’m afraid there no such options in MS Virtual PC. So I should use some options in BAT file which to start this problem and to not wait for it to return execution. Do I have such option ?

P.S: And at all, what is recommended way for Windows 2008 server to start programs after user log on system? Does have new technology better than BAT files?


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