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A good way is to use a "not on keyboard" character. Like the alt+219 which is █ or alt+255 which is something like an invisible character (not tested). Then suppress the display of choices. Here is a small script. choice /c █yn /n /d █ /t 10 /m "[Y/N]" If errorlevel 3 echo No If...

I don't know if I worded that correctly, but what I mean is: Can I do something like @echo off set "errorlevel=0" choice /c yn /t 10 if "%errorlevel%"=="1" goto yes if "%errorlevel%"=="2" goto no goto maybe I want to be able to select between two opt...

:LOOP <execute command here> PING -n 5 127.0.0.1>nul GOTO LOOP Why use "ping" instead of "timeout"? timeout is more precise and easier to remember. :loop <command> timeout /nobreak /t <time in seconds> > NUL goto loop Add "> NUL" at the end to hide the timeout output.