- 1 year ago
How to run multiple services from .bat file
To run multiple services from a .bat (batch) file in Windows, you can use the NET START
command to start each service. Here's an example:
Create a new .bat file and add the following lines:
batch@echo off
REM Start Service 1
NET START "ServiceName1"
REM Start Service 2
NET START "ServiceName2"
REM Start Service 3
NET START "ServiceName3"
REM Add more NET START commands for additional services
echo All services started successfully.
Replace "ServiceName1"
, "ServiceName2"
, "ServiceName3"
, and so on with the actual names of the services you want to start.
Save the .bat file and double-click on it to run. It will execute each NET START
command sequentially, starting each service specified.
The @echo off
command at the beginning of the .bat file suppresses the display of each command as it is executed, providing a cleaner output. The echo
command at the end of the file will display the "All services started successfully" message.
Make sure you have appropriate permissions to start the services. If the .bat file is not running as an administrator, some services may fail to start due to insufficient privileges.
Note that stopping services can be done similarly using the NET STOP
command.
Please adjust the .bat file according to your specific services and requirements.