Hey.
When I run the .bat script, the cmd console launches and the script executes. Nevertheless, in the task manager (ctrl-alt-del, task manager) this script is executed under the cmd.exe process (the cmd.exe process is seen there, after it is stopped the script is terminated).
I wonder how to run .bat scripts so that they are seen as processes.
I write scripts for my own needs, controlling for example the computer's working time (it should be turned on at such times and not at other times - at other times the system should shut down immediately). This is just an example, because the functionality is much more.
The point is, however, that the user (the child has admin rights, but after each system restart the system is restored to the factory settings using Reboot Restore RX) was not able to disable this process (e.g. disable the task tray launched by the task schedule, or disable the process started at startup from the autostart location).
That's why I want to run 2 processes that control each other, and when one process (while performing other tasks) notices the lack of a second process, it will either restart it or turn off the computer.
I do it like this:
process1.bat
process2.bat
The problem is that both processes cannot check, because in the manager they are two separate processes but named cmd.exe.
Hint request.
Thank you and best regards
Mariusz
When I run the .bat script, the cmd console launches and the script executes. Nevertheless, in the task manager (ctrl-alt-del, task manager) this script is executed under the cmd.exe process (the cmd.exe process is seen there, after it is stopped the script is terminated).
I wonder how to run .bat scripts so that they are seen as processes.
I write scripts for my own needs, controlling for example the computer's working time (it should be turned on at such times and not at other times - at other times the system should shut down immediately). This is just an example, because the functionality is much more.
The point is, however, that the user (the child has admin rights, but after each system restart the system is restored to the factory settings using Reboot Restore RX) was not able to disable this process (e.g. disable the task tray launched by the task schedule, or disable the process started at startup from the autostart location).
That's why I want to run 2 processes that control each other, and when one process (while performing other tasks) notices the lack of a second process, it will either restart it or turn off the computer.
I do it like this:
process1.bat
Code: Bash
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process2.bat
Code: Bash
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The problem is that both processes cannot check, because in the manager they are two separate processes but named cmd.exe.
Hint request.
Thank you and best regards
Mariusz
