@Firas-Frikha , do you have a question?

@foyalcolibris, you could remove the Voice word so it won't show up as a device in Google Home or Alexa.

@iswasdoes, nice. I'm glad you figured it out.

@pongsatonn-siripet, I looked the the Microsoft article you sent.

I see this on that page about the error you're getting:

Cause
This error means a Power Automate license is required for the current user to do the action

@pongsatonn-siripet are you saying you cannot get to the GUI Command Editor? That's where you should see "+ Add Command", "+ Browse Example", and "+ Computer List

You should have a TRIGGERcmd tray icon if you click the up arrow in the lower-right near your clock. Here's a screenshot where I right-clicked my TRIGGERcmd tray icon. You can see the "GUI Command Editor" in the menu.

@pongsatonn-siripet , please open your GUI Command Editor, click Add Command, and paste your command in the Command field.

start C:\Users\PlugAcer\Desktop\MetaTrader5\terminal64.exe

Then you can select your new "DESKTO-PRILT4PP | MetaTrader5" command in IFTTT.

There's no need for parameters in this case - you should leave that blank in your IFTTT applet.

@pongsatonn-siripet, you have the Computer and Command fields correct. Parameters are optional.

Maybe I should have named the "Command" field "Trigger" instead, but you figured it out - it's the name of your triggercmd command/trigger, like notepad.

I suggest you remove "start" from Parameters, otherwise your command will be "notepad start" if you've enabled parameters on your Notepad command. Parameters are appended to the end of the command if you've enabled parameters in the GUI Command Editor like this:

@Emanuel-Werner,

Please test it again, I fixed it.

Thank you so much for reporting this. It definately was a bug!

@Emanuel-Werner, are you using "If any command is triggered ..." as your applet trigger? Or are you using "Specific command"?

I'll test this later today to see if I can reproduce the issue.

EDIT: I was able to reproduce the issue. Like you, I setup 2 applets that were supposed to run when two separate specific commands ran, but when I ran one command, both applets ran. Thank you for reporting this bug. I'll work on it and let you know when it's fixed.

@Bryan-Madrigal it is a common problem because it's not obvious to new users. I'll think about where to put that information so new users will see it.

FYI, your first computer is automatically your default computer, but I suspect you deleted it and re-created it.