How to execute any .exe by using a batch file?
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Solution 1
if you plan to run inside a batch file you can do in this way:
for %%i in (*.exe) do start "" /b "%%i"
if you want to skip a particular file to be executed:
for %%i in (*.exe) do if not "%%~nxi" == "blabla.exe" start "" /b "%%i"
if is necessary to check also the subfolders add the /r parameter:
for /r %%i in (*.exe) do start "" /b "%%i"
Solution 2
From cmd run this to the folder that has all the exe
you wish to run:
for %x in (*.exe) do ( start "" /b "%x" )
Solution 3
Hoep it helps
for /f "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b /s "*.exe"') do (
start %%a
)
You should first use dir command to find all exe files, and then execute it.
Author by
ShizukaSM
Updated on June 04, 2022Comments
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ShizukaSM almost 2 years
I know that I can start an exe by doing:
start "" /b filename.exe
But that requires me to know the name of filename.exe, how could I do that for any general file ending with .exe? I tried the obvious wildcard implementation:
start "" /b *.exe
Windows, however, gives me an error saying it cannot find "*.exe" file.