Run Multiple WeChat Instances on Windows with a Simple Batch File
This step‑by‑step guide shows how to create a batch file on Windows to launch multiple WeChat accounts simultaneously, covering prerequisite setup, file creation, path configuration, and verification of the dual‑instance operation.
Introduction
While browsing, I found a tutorial for running multiple WeChat instances on a PC, tested it, and it works. Here is the full guide.
Prerequisites
A computer with Internet access
Two login‑able WeChat accounts
The built‑in Notepad application
Tutorial
Step 1: Create a new text file
Right‑click on the desktop, choose New → Text Document . Name the file WeChatMultiOpen.txt .
If the file appears without the .txt extension, adjust Windows settings to show file extensions.
In Windows 7, enable the display of file extensions via Control Panel → Folder Options → View → Uncheck “Hide extensions for known file types” .
Step 2: Copy WeChat’s installation path
Right‑click the WeChat shortcut, select Properties**, and copy the target path.
Step 3: Paste the path into WeChatMultiOpen.txt
Paste the copied path and modify it as follows:
Original: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Tencent\WeChat\WeChat.exe"
Modified: C:\"Program Files (x86)\Tencent\WeChat\WeChat.exe"
# Note the placement of the single quote; if your path matches the example, you can copy the line directly.For launching two instances, prepend start (including a trailing space) to each command.
Step 4: Rename the file extension to .bat
Step 5: Verify the dual‑instance launch
Double‑click WeChatMultiOpen.bat to start both WeChat instances and confirm they run simultaneously.
That concludes the tutorial; feel free to try it out.
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