@HeeHang I know nothing about Make.com but TRIGGER cmd runs windows cmd commands and Windows has the parts to make it possible. Basically you probably want to add something like the following to a cmd/bat file and run that from TRIGGERcmd start "" app.exe /s timeout /t 5 taskkill /im app.exe /f start runs app.exe in a new process timeout waits a few seconds before returning taskkill /im kills task by name - assuming it is only one If you have a script rather than an exe the run: cmd /c "my.cmd" Hope that helps

@HeeHang, good. Can I ask what computer name you gave it when it failed? I wonder if there was a special character in it or something that I didn't test for.