Making a cmd

[Guest ColinMCMXC]

hi, when i want to connect my phone to my pc and wirelessly use adb commander, what i do it is run cmd and type "adb connect 192.168.1.10:????" and hit enter, then i have to open adb commander

so what i want to do is to make a file that will do all that for me.

is it possible or am i wasting my time and just being lazy?

[Guest AntonioPT]

hi, when i want to connect my phone to my pc and wirelessly use adb commander, what i do it is run cmd and type "adb connect 192.168.1.10:????" and hit enter, then i have to open adb commander

so what i want to do is to make a file that will do all that for me.

is it possible or am i wasting my time and just being lazy?

You could write a .bat file like this (my Windows script abilities are kinda rusty, anyone correct me if anything is wrong :lol:):

@echo off

adb connect 192.168.1.10:port

start "C:/Program Files/wherever adb commander is/adbcommander.exe"

[Guest ColinMCMXC]

hi, i just gave that a go, but no luck, so i removed to echo part and it come up with the adb command but didnt execute it

[Guest rulerofkaos]

hi, i just gave that a go, but no luck, so i removed to echo part and it come up with the adb command but didnt execute it

You have to start the .bat in the same folder as adb.exe or add the path of adb.exe to the system.

[Guest ColinMCMXC]

ok so adb is connecting to the phone now, but its still not starting the program, it seems to be opening a new command window

btw, thanks for all your help so far :lol:

[Guest cleguevara]

ok so adb is connecting to the phone now, but its still not starting the program, it seems to be opening a new command window

btw, thanks for all your help so far :lol:

you don't need "start"

...btw: recently it's convention to save the windows-shellscripts as .cmd and not .bat