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It's a little problematic due to the quotes around the own path of the script. I'd probably use a filtered output of tasklist to get the PID. As long as the title still doesn't contain the " - " you can use this snippet in the same script that later on calls file1-N. set me=%0 set me=%me:\=\\% for ...

Squashman wrote: ↑

26 Apr 2021 10:56

If you are scheduling this to run with Windows Task Scheduler it has this functionality built-in to the task creation. You just need edit the appropriate settings in the scheduled task.

The batch is not scheduled with Windows Task Scheduler but still thanks for your reply.

Hello, I have a long batch that runs for some hours. To see how far it is the Title changes: TITLE %0 ... TITLE %0 - file1 CALL C:\Path\file1 TITLE %0 - file2 CALL C:\Path\file2 TITLE %0 - file3 CALL C:\Path\file3 ... It can happen that it runs very long. Since this runs every 24h I would like to cl...