• Shutdown but computer starts few seconds later

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    @Joao-victor-0 That's not TriggerCMD causing the problem, it's another device connected to your PC that's causing it to power back on. If you run the command outside of TCMD, it will do the same thing. Try unplugging your USB devices and see which one is reawakening your PC.
  • Installation error

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  • Winamp visuals control panel

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  • Set Windows volume to X

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    Olá a todos, Eu sou novo e estava tentando definir o volume do computador para um valor específico, como 30%, 40%, 50%...... Não sou da área e foi difícil para mim entender como usar o NIRCMD do Nirsoft.net. Resolvi explorar as opções de uma forma lógica (para mim) e que fosse simples, mesmo que isso gere vários comandos., Eu consegui fazer com sucesso. Criei linhas de comando novas, baixando o volume a zero e aumentando ao número desejado, com base no script do Russ . (A propósito, que trabalho incrível amigo) (Hello everyone, I am new and I was trying to set the computer volume to a specific value like 30%, 40%, 50%...... I'm not from the area and it was difficult for me to understand how to use NIRCMD from Nirsoft.net. I decided to explore the options in a logical way (for me) and in a simple way, even if it generates several commands., I managed to do it successfully. I created new command lines, lowering the volume to zero and increasing it to the desired number, based on Russ 's script. (By the way, what an amazing job my friend)) -Script do media.ahk: ........voldown: Send {Volume_Down 50} return mute: Send {Volume_Mute} return 20: Send {Volume_Down 50} Send {Volume_Up 10} return 30: Send {Volume_Down 50} Send {Volume_Up 15} return 40: Send {Volume_Down 50} Send {Volume_Up 20} return 50: Send {Volume_Down 50} Send {Volume_Up 25} return 60: Send {Volume_Down 50} Send {Volume_Up 30} return 70: Send {Volume_Down 50} Send {Volume_Up 35} return 80: Send {Volume_Down 50} Send {Volume_Up 40} return 90: Send {Volume_Down 50} Send {Volume_Up 45} return 100: Send {Volume_Up 50} return [image: 1709070639386-18dd40c6-69b3-4d33-a1f2-46f3235d5e43-image.png] [image: 1709070705077-f087ebcc-72d7-4c75-93d8-cdb221c03fae-image.png] Fiquem em paz
  • Open Valorant // Abrir o Valorant

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    RussR
    @D0llyy you should quote it if there's a space in the path. Like this: "C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" Otherwise Windows will try to run c:\Program with parameter Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe because of that space.
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  • Download Youtube videos

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  • Supernew to Triggercmd, here are some noob questions :)

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    RussR
    @Summer-Lovlinger, osascript is only on Mac computers, so you'll need to find another solution. I've found that I can make Spotify play/pause by pressing the spacebar, so a command like this works for me: nircmd sendkeypress spc You can download nircmd from here then run it and add it to your c:\windows folder so you can run it without specifying the full path. You can find all of the Spotify hotkeys by pressing CTRL+/. I found that here.
  • Trigger commands with computer vision python script

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  • Encender PC

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    RussR
    @Balam, you would need a separate computer on your network to send a "magic packet" to the computer you want to turn on. Here's some info for Linux and Windows options: Linux: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WakeOnLan Windows: https://www.windowscentral.com/how-enable-and-use-wake-lan-wol-windows-10
  • Run a specific activity in a specific Android app

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  • Como eu posso cancelar ou abortar um desligamento feito pela alexa?

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    RussR
    @Vallgum, that's actually the first example. Click Browse Examples, then click Add next to "Abort shutdown". [image: 1702160052508-baf52699-a77b-4a7f-9497-d67d0dd5c6f7-image.png]
  • Turn Monitor Off doesnt work with Alexa

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    RussR
    @David-0, this command works for me on my Windows 11 box: nircmd monitor off These are the relevant docs for that nircmd function: https://nircmd.nirsoft.net/monitor.html You could also consider this command: MultiMonitorTool.exe /TurnOff 2 You'll need to make sure nircmd.exe or MultiMonitorTool.exe is in a folder referenced in your PATH environment variable. I just talked about that with @h6477801471 here: https://www.triggercmd.com/forum/topic/2725/monitor-control-command-issue/2
  • power off pc compatible with wake on lan

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  • Change desktop background color

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  • cerrar programas y carpetas

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    RussR
    @marcelo-olivares, google translated what you wrote as: "hello, who can help me to close folders and programs, such as word" To close a program you can use the taskkill command. This command will close Word: taskkill /im winword.exe This command will close all Windows Explorer windows: cmd /c "taskkill /f /im explorer.exe && start explorer"
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  • Abrir programa em tela cheia (F11)

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    RussR
    @Mauro, yes, just add the command in the GUI Editor. Right-click the tray icon and click GUI Command Editor: [image: 1692548293443-dab64203-1b65-44d9-be75-3dad9b4cec82-image.png] Add the start /max notepad command: [image: 1692548233259-f51f3dba-91a1-4417-bdf7-d4c66e7c0e6a-image.png]
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  • Not able to run cmd file

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    RussR
    @Paulo-Andrade, can you show me the contents of your c:\temp\test.cmd file? I created one and tested it. It worked for me. Here are my command settings: [image: 1691789117982-08a7c52a-db4c-4f2d-ae6e-dd4af1519cf2-image.png] This is my test.cmd script: [image: 1691789158747-cc2cf26d-d88d-4e27-92a6-9239d38b51f4-image.png] These are some things you could try: Click the green "play" button to see if you can run it locally: [image: 1691789214579-31c8732e-9245-419a-9cc2-84ff2bc3a707-image.png] Make sure the "Ground" field is set to foreground. Try a simpler script, like mine above to confirm the script is running.