On Windows 10, a batch file typically has a ".bat" extension, and it is a special text file that contains one or multiple commands that run in sequence to perform various actions with Command Prompt.

Occasionally, you might need to schedule to run a batch file automatically in your Windows. In this article, I’ll share a tip on how to schedule a Batch file automatically using Task Scheduler.

A batch file refers to those text files that usually end with a ".bat" extension that contains multiple commands that the system can run in sequence from the Command Prompt to perform different tasks.

If you wish to elevate and always run a Batch file as an administrator in Windows 11/10, follow the procedure laid down in this post. You can run a Batch file as Administrator without a prompt.

This lets you accomplish the tasks of those commands. A batch file uses ".bat" as its file extension. You run batch files the ...

You then execute the batch file (by, say, double-clicking it), and it'll run through the commands in the order you've written them into the file. Simple enough? If you wanted to start a new ...