You can use the `-y` switch in your batch file to automatically confirm prompts and suppress the window promotion.
You can use the `-y` switch in your batch file to automatically confirm prompts and suppress the window promotion.
When starting your Minecraft server, you need a batch file to run the command. The CMD tool is used here, but you want to avoid cluttering your taskbar with Minecraft-related icons. The command you provided looks correct for launching the server, but you may want to adjust the path or arguments if needed.
Begin the file with the following line. Ready to proceed. @[member=Echo] off
could you please give me example? is it something like this,what you meant? "C:\Program Files\Java\jre8\bin\java.exe" -Xms2024m -Xmx2024m -jar "C:\Program Files (x86)\minecraft server\.jar minecraft server\minecraft_server.1.7.9.jar"@[member='Echo'] off
I attempted that earlier, but as you mentioned, it wasn't the answer.
If it doesn’t function and you don’t need it in your taskbar, create a secondary user profile (or utilize the built-in admin account), launch the Minecraft server there, and return to your regular user afterward.
Pause at the end of the command.
Save the file location for later use.