Opening and Closing Files. One is by just typing vi at the command line, like this: vi. When you open an existing or new file, you will notice that nearly the entire screen is either devoted to the text of the file or available for entering text. The only exception is the very bottom line, which provides information about the file.

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And paste the following command at the end of your batch file“cmd /k”Next, save the file by pressing “Ctrl+s” and close the notepad. Double click your.bat file. You will see that CMD will remain open as long as you want it to stay open.This is the very easy and handy way to prevent the Command Prompt window from closing after running commands. Second WayThe second way I am going to show you is also a simple method.Edit your bat file by right clicking on it and select “Edit” from the list. Your file will open in notepad.Now add “PAUSE” word at the end of your bat file.

This will keep the Command Prompt window open until you do not press any key. Hello,I need to find a way to prevent my command prompt from closing but I can’t edit the batch file. It’s somewhere in my computer and automatically executes after every 5 minutes.

It’s probably a virus and I’ve tried numerous programs and antiviruses to remove it but nothing works. The command prompt closes before I can read anything and preventing it from closing could help find the source. I’ve tried the third way but it doesn’t work for me. Are there any other ways how to prevent the prompt from closing?Thank you.

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Keep it civil and on topic. I was playing Heroes of the Storm today and noticed twice that a cmd.exe window popped up while playing for a second and disappeared, It just happened again few minutes ago while watching YouTube, so I thought I'd check the 'Task Scheduler' but nothing looks out of the ordinary.Is there a way to log which app specifically is opening up my cmd.exe? I've tried Google but couldn't find answers except to check Task Scheduler.Please help, thank you for your time!EDIT: I'm having a feeling it was just MS Office being updated BUT I don't understand why the cmd.exe window would appear 3 times in different hours of the day just for one update.EDIT 2: I'm 99% sure it's office, I found 'C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft OfficerootOffice16officebackgroundtaskhandler.exe' in the task scheduler and manually opened that file for myself and it does in fact open up a CMD.exe window in a nano second. It still bugs me on why it opened up 3 times at different hours of the day. However I believe this has been solved, thanks for all your help!EDIT 3: It just happened again and I am now 100% sure it's office, the task scheduler updated as soon as it happened and it is also set to activate every 1 hour.EDIT 4: I just checked the time this file/task was created and it was this morning, meaning this file/task didn't exist before MS office was updated for me, this is part of the new MS Office basically.SOLUTION: go to Task Scheduler Microsoft Office Right click 'OfficeBackgroundTaskHandlerRegistration' Disable.