How To Make Windows Open Multiple Folders At Once | Simillion

[@tcoreilly]

Just what I was looking for. Thanks!

[@SimillionMedia]

I'm glad I could help!

[@sadbadmac]

Cheers! Really made my life better by saving that one double click :') But seriously very useful lines of code if you don't want to send shortcuts of all the important files to your desktop.

[@SimillionMedia]

I'm glad I made your life easier! 😊

[@dvdsim1028]

Thanks for your great sharing, this is what i looking for, made my life better :)

[@MsRockinggranny]

WOW Thank you so much Even this granny could follow the instructions. Much appreciatd

[@SimillionMedia]

+MsRockinggranny :)

[@SabbirStudi0]

thnx a lot

[@yellowmamba1399]

If I want to open many applications at the same time on the taskbar, I need to make that statement?

[@SimillionMedia]

Instead of writing explorer after "start" put in the path to the application directory followed by the executable(.exe). Then pin the .bat file to your task bar.

[@bharatha267]

Hi thanks for info ..but i want to open multiple applications at a time (not directories) please can you help me out for that.

[@SimillionMedia]

Bharath Ajju Yeah sure! you do: start (path to desired application including the executable) + any flags for application (if any) For eg. start C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe So repeat the same command for each application you want to open at once. Your final batch file should look like this: @echo off start (path to desired application including the executable) + any flags for application (if any) start (path to desired application including the executable) + any flags for application (if any) ...(other desired applications. DON'T COPY THIS LINE INTO YOUR BATCH FILE.) exit ____________________________________________________________________ I hope this helps! Let me know if you need any other assistance.

[@Okotin]

Nice way! I have another way in my channel, but yours is better! 👍☺

[@SimillionMedia]

+Nomachio Thanks!

[@MeepMeep88]

You know why you have so many thumbs down? Your 7 min video could be summarized in less than 1 mins. Perhaps I may suggest to you to edit your video. A simple splitting and deleting parts is simple to learn. Also this way is REALLY slow. The time my 2 folders open, I could just put them in the start menu and open the two one by one. A FASTER way is @echo off start (insert destination address without parenthesis) start (insert destination address without parenthesis) save extension from .txt to .bat Save As Type: All

[@SimillionMedia]

Candi Soda Candi Soda I made this video when I was 12. I didn't know how to edit videos and all I wanted to do was a make a tutorial literally anyone could follow along with. I'm sorry my video "wasted" your time. Perhaps may I suggest you to go watch one of my more recent videos that involve the "splicing video technique". This video is 3 years old now. You should've just checked one of my more recent videos to see if I still wasn't editing them before writing this whole comment about why my video has so many dislikes.

[@MeepMeep88]

Um.. Did I misspell a word or something? What's with your emphasis on the word wasted? You didn't "waist" my time. I don't know much about computers but for some reason the code you suggested takes a while to load the folders. The code I'm suggesting was just to help out others just like your video was meant to help us out. I always appreciate a good tut :)

[@SimillionMedia]

Ok. I'm not trying to be a jerk or anything but I'm not going to lie, I do know a fair amount about computers. My code should not take any longer than yours to run as they call up the same program (explorer.exe) just that mine explicitly says to start explorer.exe. I appreciate you trying to help others. I thought you were just another person hating on content I put all my effort into producing it when I was 12. Sorry about that.

[@CFMata]

This is what i wanna fix