How to save a command written in CMD

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This is a short CMD tip. If you like to execute several CMD/DOS commands one by one, and you don’t like to do it manually, you should save all of these commands in one file. There are two solutions to do that:

First solution – create a file in CMD:

1. Click Start – Run – type CMD, press ENTER
2. In the Command prompt window write: “Copy con dos.bat” – press ENTRE
3. Write CMD/DOS commands which you like to execute one by one (press Enter (new line) after every new command)
4. When you are done press CTRL-Z. This will save file “dos.bat” in the folder where CMD window is open by default.
5. Type dos.bat in CMD and press Enter. All CMD/DOS command will be executed immediately.

Example:
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Second solution – create a file in Notepad:

1. From desktop – right mouse button – choose new – text document
   
   
   
2. Change the name of the file to “dos.bat”
3. Right mouse click on the file – choose Edit
4. Write CMD/DOS commands which you like to execute one by one (press Enter (new line) after every new command)
5. Save the file (in this case - on the desktop)
6. Double click on the file “dos.bat” will execute CMD/DOS commands one by one.
   

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