P pstein Extraordinary Member Apr 15, 2017 #1 In DOS batch scripts under Windows 7 there was a function "timeout" which stops the execution for n seconds. This command seems to be replaced by "sleep" in DOS batch scripts under Win10. Is this true? Peter
In DOS batch scripts under Windows 7 there was a function "timeout" which stops the execution for n seconds. This command seems to be replaced by "sleep" in DOS batch scripts under Win10. Is this true? Peter
Neemobeer Cloud Security Engineer Staff member Apr 15, 2017 #2 Technically there isn't any sleep function in command prompt / batch files timeout is a executable and it is still present in Windows 10. In powershell there is a cmdlet called Start-Sleep.
Technically there isn't any sleep function in command prompt / batch files timeout is a executable and it is still present in Windows 10. In powershell there is a cmdlet called Start-Sleep.
