Whenever you turn on your setup, there are always a few apps you launch together.
By doing so, youll save time and effort.
But it still comes in handy.
you could open Windows Explorer by pressing the Windows and E keys.
Once you find the app, right-choose it and in the side-menu choose Desktop (create shortcut).
Youre also going to need the apps program path, but this is easy to get.
Right-press the app and select Properties.
When the Properties window appears, the program path will be in the Target box.
Copy this path and paste it to the notepad you regularly use.
Copy the path for the second app you want to launch as well.
The @echo off command will only avert commands from appearing in the command prompt.
The CD command modifies the directory to the app.
The rest of the commands explain themselves with the words start and exit.
confirm to save the above command in the note pad you opened earlier.
Its time to pay some attention to the desktop icon mentioned earlier.
Right-tap on it and choose the Properties option.
Find the Target option, and it will show you the path to the app.
The path youre currently looking at needs to be replaced with the path of the batch file you created.
If the command prompt window opens and closes, dont panic, this is normal behavior.
Once the command prompt closes, the two apps you selected should open right after.
