Remote Desktop Connection by making .bat file

Question

I want to connect my pc to another pc by making .bat file. When i run that file it should connect to the other pc. I wrote "mstsc /v:192.168.15.102" command when i execute this file it opens remote desktop window and demands username and password. How can i avoid that window and pass the credential in .bat file.

Answer 1

I found this

    cmdkey /generic:TERMSRV/$server /user:$user /pass:$Password
mstsc /v:$Server

from archive (or original)

But I think that's for powershell only and I'm inexperienced with windows.

Along the comments I also saw this one:

For people that were looking for this idea but want to use batch instead I created the following. Save this a mstscup.cmd from notepad (don’t forget to remove the .txt at the end!) Call it from the command line as follows: mstscup “servername” “user” “pass” I didn’t like the idea of leaving the user and pass in the password vault so it clears it after 120 seconds (leaves a command prompt window opened). Feel free to modify at will!

@echo off
setlocal
:: Check if the user passed at least 1 argument
if “%1%” == “” (
echo Remoted Desktop connection with user and password
echo.
echo Missing arguments. Syntax:
echo %~nx0% “servername” “username” “password”
echo.
echo Jean Morin, v0.1, 2013-02-23
pause
goto :eof
)
:: Next line removes surrounding quotes from server name
set sServer=%~1%
:: Keep the quotes for the username and password (in case spaces exists)
set sUser=%2%
set sPass=%3%
:: Seconds to wait before clearing the newly added password from the vault (see control panel, manage your credentials)
:: You may want to modify this if the server takes longer to connect (WAN). You could add this as a fourth argument.
set sSeconds=120
:: Add a new connection definition method to the vault
cmdkey /generic:TERMSRV/%sServer% /user:%sUser% /pass:%sPass%
:: Connect to the server as a new task
start mstsc /v:%sServer%
:: ping ourselves for x seconds (acts like a pause) then removes the newly added password from the vault
ping -n %sSeconds% 127.0.0.1 >nul:
cmdkey /delete:TERMSRV/%sServer%