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In most Linux shells, you can "stop" a running process foreground with CtrlZ and use bg
to move it into the background.
What's the Command Prompt equivalent? This should be a duplicate but I couldn't find it.
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In most Linux shells, you can "stop" a running process foreground with CtrlZ and use bg
to move it into the background.
What's the Command Prompt equivalent? This should be a duplicate but I couldn't find it.
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Start your process like this:
Start /B someCommand -v
Then to bring it back enter:
exit
Which exits the foreground cmd.exe and brings back the background process.
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It's not possible. The nearest equivalent is How can I execute a Windows command line in background?
– DavidPostill – 2016-07-16T21:23:08.587