Windows IT Pro is the authoritative and independent resource for windows nt, windows 2000, windows 2003, windows xp. Features a collection of resources and magazines for windows IT professionals.
  
  
  Advanced Search 


January 09, 2000

How do I stop a batch file from outputting a command to the screen as the file runs the command?

RSS
Subscribe to Windows IT Pro | See More Systems Administration Articles Here | Reprints | Or get the Monthly Online Pass—only $5.95 a month!

A. To stop this action, enter the following command at the beginning of the batch file.

@echo off

To prevent just one command from outputting to the screen, enter @ in front of the command.

End of Article



Reader Comments
This does not work in Windows XP when you are trying to access an entry in the registry that does not existing
I still get the following error displayed on the screen
Error: The system was unable to find the specified registry key or value

buddiv April 08, 2003


how do i keep the command prompt window open after a batch file runs.

Anonymous User February 24, 2005


You must log on before posting a comment.

If you don't have a username & password, please register now.




Top Viewed ArticlesView all articles
No Jobs, No Excitement at Apple's Last Macworld Keynote

Apple CEO Steve Jobs made the right move in skipping out on his company's last appearance at Macworld: In a Tuesday keynote address at the conference, Apple had no interesting new products to sell, opting instead to spend mind-numbing amounts of time on ...

Where is Microsoft NetMeeting in Windows XP?

...

The Memory-Optimization Hoax

Don't believe the hype. At best, RAM optimizers have no effect. At worst, they seriously degrade performance. ...


Windows OSs Whitepapers Why SaaS is the Right Solution for Log Management

Related Events Virtualization Forum: Optimizing Storage, Networks, Desktops, and Security

Cloud Computing Forum: Integrating Software, Server and Storage as a Service into Your Enterprise IT Delivery Model

Virtualization Forum: Optimizing Storage, Networks, Desktops, and Security

Check out our list of Free Email Newsletters!

Scripting eBooks Keeping Your Business Safe from Attack: Encryption and Certificate Services

Best Practices for Managing Linux and UNIX Servers

Building an Effective Reporting System

Related Scripting Resources Become a VIP member of the Windows IT Pro community!
Get it all with the VIP CD and VIP access. A $500+ value for only $279!

Subscribe to Windows IT Pro!
Solve your toughest technical problems with our experts and access 10,000 + articles online. 30% off

Monthly Online Pass - Only $5.95!
Get instant access to 10,000+ articles from Windows IT Pro Magazine!

TechNet Virtual Labs
Evaluate and test Microsoft's newest products.


Windows IT Pro Home Register FAQ for Windows WinInfo News
Europe Edition About Us Contact Us/Customer Service Media Kit Affiliates / Licensing  
SQL Server Magazine Office & SharePoint Pro Windows Dev Pro IT Job Hound ITTV
IT Library Technology Resource Directory Connected Home Windows Excavator Windows SuperSite 
 
 Windows IT Pro is a Division of Penton Media Inc.
 Copyright © 2009 Penton Media, Inc., All rights reserved. Terms and Use | Privacy Statement | Reprints and Licensing