Create batch script
The directory where the batch script locates doesn't matter, you can create it in any directory
See more about Rclone command to use it as your demand πͺ
Create a Batch script file
Create a batch file (Ex: Mount.bat)

Edit it and put the below script inside the batch file (Ex: Notepad, Visual Studio Code,...)
:CHECK_CONNECTION
ping google.com -n 1 > nul
if %errorlevel% neq 0 (
timeout /t 5 > nul
goto CHECK_CONNECTION
)
start SilentCMD your_rclone_command_1
start SilentCMD your_rclone_command_2
timeout /t 2
taskkill /f /im SilentCMD.exeReplace
your_rclone_commandin the script above π. You can mount multiple remotes just enter afterstart SilentCMDcommand
Copy script file path
Copy the full path of the script above for the below step
Ex: D:Rclone mount/Mount.bat
Explain the script (Needn't to read π)
It will ping to
google.com, if it fails, it will retry to ping until it successesAfter pinging successfully, it will start SilentCMD to run all
your_rclone_commandAfter 2 seconds of waiting, it will terminate (End task) all the SilentCMD itself
With SilentCMD, Rclone doesn't run under any terminal, cmd,... So after terminating SilentCMD, Rclone still works π€
And now you can click on the script to mount your remotes, but there still is a cmd window pops up and we need to make it run most silently. So, let's move to Create shortcut step
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