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Hm, had to mix both solutions to make it work, but it does! Thanks!

Hmm, troubles again: It' s set to run the first commands in the timespace between 7:20 and 7:20. All fine if it runs on that time or of it runs 8:00 - 24:00 and 24:01 - 6:59. But if it meets the first condition yet not the 2nd one, it doesn't do anything (7:21-7:59). I know I'm bad at this, but I go...

Corrected the Quote thing, the parenthesis was only here, it was ok on the script. Changed the piped commands to run as Start /B, here: @ECHO OFF COLOR 1F SET Hr=%Time:~0,2% SET Min=%Time:~3,2% IF %Hr%==7 ( IF %Min% LEQ 20 ( TITLE "Despierta Mierr...!" ECHO. ECHO ========================= ...

I am using them so all the commands on that line run at the same time, i haven't found alternate solutions...
Thing is if I don't use the pipes, the .bat wont keep running until I close iTunes, for example.

Didn't quite get your idea, but I changed the song's file name to "Good Riddance.mp3", same on the file. Still getting the same error :s
(Edited the post to reflect the changes made)

So I got a batch file that goes like this @ECHO OFF Color 1F SET Hr=%Time:~0,2% SET Min=%Time:~3,2% IF %Hr%==7 ( IF %Min% LEQ 20 ( TITLE "Despierta Mierr...!" ECHO. ECHO ========================= ECHO. ECHO .:- Buenos D¡as -:. ECHO. ECHO ========================= ECHO. ECHO. ECHO =========...