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Answer» What .bat file command run at startup ACCOMPLISHES the following:
1. PAUSE 60 seconds to give time for a program to auto start at Windows Startup. 2. Run combo key command CTRL and ` pressed simultaneously. 3. Pause 5 seconds. 4. Run key combo key command CTRL and Enter pressed simultaneously.
Thank you.I started looking into this for you - by the way I have limited knowledge of DOS + basic programming in various languages.
This command will pause for 60 seconds: timeout /t 60 /nobreak > NUL I have tested it out and it works ok (the nobreak command prevents interruptions if a key gets pressed)
Then I started looking for the next part, combo key command CTRL and ` From what I have read, batch script cannot send KEYS to external windows, and there are reports that Microsoft removed SendKeys from Windows PowerShell in Windows 10.
Also, I didn't notice you had not said what those key commands were going to control - a program of some sort?
I THINK your best bet would be to use something like AutoIt - https://www.autoitscript.com/site/autoit
This can do what you require and more.
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