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# Create batch script
{% hint style="info" %}
* 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 😪
{% endhint %}
Create a Batch script file
1. **Create** a batch file *(Ex: Mount.bat)*\
\
2. Edit it and put the below script inside the batch file\
*(Ex: Notepad, Visual Studio Code,...)*
{% code title="Mount.bat" overflow="wrap" lineNumbers="true" fullWidth="false" %}
```batch
: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.exe
```
{% endcode %}
3. Replace `your_rclone_command` in the script above 👆. You can mount multiple remotes just enter after **`start SilentCMD`** command
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 😐)
1. It will ping to `google.com`, if it fails, it will retry to ping until it successes
2. After pinging successfully, it will start **SilentCMD** to run all `your_rclone_command`
3. After 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 😤
***
{% hint style="info" %}
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](/rclone-mount-for-windows/silentcmd/setup-shortcut/create-shortcut.md) step
{% endhint %}
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