How to write multiple cmd prompt commands in one single batch file [closed]

Question

I need four command prompt commands to run in one batch file. It should run from top to bottom. The commands are:

ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
exit

Answer 1

To perform commands in a batch file, first of all start it with @echo off then put your first command, then second.... and then you can end it with exit (Though it isn't 100% neccesary)

@echo off    
ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
exit /b

To save this as a batch file do the following:

1. Press WIN+R
2. Type in notepad
3. Press enter (or click OK)
4. Type the above script into the text editor (or copy & paste it)
5. Press CTRL+S (or click File > save)
6. In the Save as type: list, select All files (*.*)
7. Give your batch file a name and end it with .bat
8. Click on Save or press ENTER

And that's it, your batch file will now perform the specified commands when it's launched

Answer 2

You mean four commands to run from one batch file. Actually that's what batch files are for!

1.Open Notepad or any text editor.
2.Type each command on a separate line, in the order you want.
3. Save the file as firstBatch.bat 4. Close your text editor.

When you run that batch file (I hope you know how), they will all run as you want.