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Security Sleuth
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Hello,
I'm making, yet again, another batch file. The actual code is working fine, I just want the display of it cleaned up a bit. What I'm looking for is to hide the output of what the script is actually doing, but have a cmd window open showing updates as the script progresses. The @ECHO off cmd works a little bit, but it still shows stuff like "*** service is starting" etc. I don't like that. Is this even possible to do??
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Intel oc'er in training
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on the output that isn't being hidden by using @Echo off, add the following at the end of each of those lines....
> NUL So a cmd would look like: - net start DHCP >NUL
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