[Jackson0]

Hello,

how can I run a exe-file in background?

Example:

C1:%wpipath%\Install\Progs\Test.exe /S
C2: Sleep 15
C3: Taskkill Test.exe

Dosen't work, the WPI hangs in the first C1-Line and do not run to C2 Until I closed the Test.exe manually.

Regards
Jackson

[Kelsenellenelvian]

Thats actually what WPI is supposed to do is wait for one command to finish before going on to the next one.

You could consider a simple commandfile for that section or a really easy auto-it file. (Like I have to do with limewire)

[mritter]

There is a way to do that, but it is not recommended. I have visions of people do it for multiple apps and the CPU gets bogged down to a crawl, WPI gets confused, 5 posts on forum for the same thing from people complaining, etc......

What are you running that you want WPI to continue on without it finishing first?

[Jackson0]

Normaly is wait to finish the command the right way, but some Apps ask for User input befor they ending.
For this Apps is a nowait command and a Taskkill the only solution...