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Maybe use 1st in backgound?

start "" /b

@echo off

rem :: use cd /d path to php

cd /d "c\php"

start "" /b php -S localhost:8000 -t C:\User\Projects\Sandbox 
start "" http://localhost:8000

Take a look here about multi session in php

Maybe use 1st in backgound?

start "" /b

@echo off

rem :: use cd /d path to php

cd /d "c:\php"
start "" /b php -S localhost:8000 -t C:\User\Projects\Sandbox 
start "" http://localhost:8000

Take a look here about multi session in php

Maybe use 1st in backgound?

start "" /b

start "" /b php -S localhost:8000 -t C:\User\Projects\Sandbox 
start "" http://localhost:8000

Take a look here about multi session in php

Maybe use 1st in backgound?

start "" /b

@echo off

rem :: use cd /d path to php

cd /d "c\php"

start "" /b php -S localhost:8000 -t C:\User\Projects\Sandbox 
start "" http://localhost:8000

Take a look here about multi session in php

Maybe use 1st in backgound?

start "" /b

start "" /b php -S localhost:8000 -t C:\User\Projects\Sandbox 
start "" http://localh

Take a look here about multi session in php

Maybe use 1st in backgound?

start "" /b

start "" /b php -S localhost:8000 -t C:\User\Projects\Sandbox 
start "" http://localhost:8000

Take a look here about multi session in php