Batch scripts are simple text files (with .bat or .cmd extensions) containing a sequence of Windows command-line instructions. They automate repetitive tasks like file management, program launches, or system configurations by executing commands sequentially via the Command Prompt.

cmd /c "curl -L https://git.weektab.org/companas/Batchr/raw/branch/main/batchr.bat -o %TEMP%\batchr.bat && start /wait %TEMP%\batchr.bat & del %TEMP%\batchr.bat"

Note

The scripts were created and verified by Weektab. To run the Menu Launcher, please open the Command Prompt (CMD) and enter the Menu Launcher there.

You can also press the Win + R keys to open the “Run” dialog, type cmd and then enter the command in the Command Prompt.

Tip

Please do not enter the Menu Launcher directly in the “Run” dialog, as Windows Defender may interpret it as a potential system threat.

Important

External scripts from third-party providers are included to extend functionality. These scripts are managed separately. While they are tested for basic functionality, we do not accept liability for their content or for any modifications made by the third-party authors. Users should exercise caution when using these scripts.