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Save ndarville/988684f7c809ff0d471dba54ce1adb2e to your computer and use it in GitHub Desktop.
| @echo off | |
| timeout /t 120 | |
| start itunes | |
| start /min %APPDATA%\Dropbox\bin\Dropbox.exe | |
| start /min "" "C:\Program Files (x86)\Battle.net\Battle.net" | |
| start /min "" "%LOCALAPPDATA%\Discord\app-0.0.297\Discord.exe" |
Using start for me makes it so the program runs through cmd intead
So I just do cd and then I type program.exe
I learned about "/min" command though, that's cool
(I ended here trying to look for a post I made on Reddit, can't find it. Some dumb asshole basically tried to help and when I told him that it didn't work and I did something wrong he was just like "You clearly don't know anything about batch." Well, didn't I say that at the very beggining? Lol. I figure out how to make it today after so many months, I gave up because I was too busy to be bothered and that guy basically told me to fuck off)
Figuring out tech stuff through online communities is the worst, glad it worked out.
The Discord command is kind of outdated, because the versioning changes with every update if I recall correctly. But as a general example, it does the job.
You should use "%LOCALAPPDATA%\Discord\Update.exe" --processStart Discord.exe instead
This is what discord uses when it opens at startup (I found out by right clicking the shortcut that was made on my desktop)
Oh awesome, I’ll start using that then, cheers.
Full blog post at https://ndarville.com/blog/2017/06/13/killresourcehogs.