Use a batch file to simultaneously hit multiple cmd windows and execute multiple commands

When using a batch file, you can use the following method to hit multiple cmd windows, and execute multiple commands in each window.

Start is used to start an application
Cmd/k indicates that the window is not closed after the command after the CMD has finished executing. If you want to close the window after execution is complete, use/C. For more information, please use cmd/. View
"Command 1&& command 2&&" Multiple commands to be executed are wrapped in quotation marks and separated by && between commands. If you have only one command, you can use no quotation marks.

@echo off

Start cmd/k "cd/d D:\&&echo This is a window &&pause&&ping 172.30.218.1&&ping 172.30.218.111"

Start cmd/k "Cd/d D:\&&echo This is another window &&pause&&ping 192.168.91.1"

Use a batch file to simultaneously hit multiple cmd windows and execute multiple commands