Try putting an & between them. e.g. cls & dir

@Acacia-Hary That'll be harder to do when you're banned for spamming. Bye.

@username-here Without seeing any of the actual batch file, I'd guess that you need to include the path to the .exe in the command. If "srcds.exe" isn't part of the Windows path variable, you need to specify exactly where it is to be found.

NirCmd (https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/nircmd2.html#using), AutoHotkey and Autoit have the ability to send specific keypresses.

I'm no expert on it but the one I use is:

MultiMonitorTool.exe /MoveWindow 5 Title "Microsoft Outlook"

In that section of the URL, there are a bunch of examples on its usage.

Run the tool by itself to determine the numbering of your monitors. Mine are 1, 2, and for some reason, 5.

https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/multi_monitor_tool.html
Nirsoft puts all its documentation after all the change logs, etc.

"Enable/disable/configure multiple monitors on Windows"
https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/multi_monitor_tool.html

MultiMonitorTool.exe /disable \.\DISPLAY3

And, for single monitors, my comment from a year ago still works.

Nope. I got 20H2 a few months ago and not noticed any issues (but I'm a relatively light user compared to some, I think).

Just double-checked and the service is running and set to Automatic. I rebooted earlier today.

Your earlier stamp was 21286 -- was that a Preview build? 2004 (regular) was 19041.

I found the link on a tech forum and, with my remote support software, have sent it into a folder on their PCs and then run it in a silent install. So far, no problems on about 8 boxes, including one that wouldn't take the update via Windows Update.

@Russ said in don't run triggercmdagent service:

If you know of a way to download that, let me know.

https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=799445
Direct download for the 20H2 installer. I've been using it on client's PCs to get them to upgrade.