iexpress installer calling “.bat” file from TEMP instead of provided link











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I am new to iexpress in Windows 10 but for some strange reason, it seems to be calling my bat file from the TEMP directory instead of the original path that was provided to it. Is there a way to set so it call the correct path that i provided it through the wizard menu?



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  • I don't know anything about IExpress, except it is deprecated and has multiple security vulnerabilities. Does it really run command.com, the Windows command processor on Windows 95/98, instead of cmd.exe? However, why does it matter from which directory the batch file is executed? It is possible to use %~dp0 to reference batch file path ending with a backslash. See What does %~dp0 mean, and how does it work? and this question.
    – Mofi
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  • Please read also Discourage screenshots of code and/or errors or An image of your code (or error message) is not helpful. It would be better to edit your question and add the error text output in message box as text in a code block or a quote to your question. More information about batch file and IExpress setup would be also very good to better understand your problem.
    – Mofi
    7 hours ago












  • Possible duplicate of How can a .bat file be 'converted' to .exe without third party tools?
    – Squashman
    7 hours ago















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I am new to iexpress in Windows 10 but for some strange reason, it seems to be calling my bat file from the TEMP directory instead of the original path that was provided to it. Is there a way to set so it call the correct path that i provided it through the wizard menu?



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  • I don't know anything about IExpress, except it is deprecated and has multiple security vulnerabilities. Does it really run command.com, the Windows command processor on Windows 95/98, instead of cmd.exe? However, why does it matter from which directory the batch file is executed? It is possible to use %~dp0 to reference batch file path ending with a backslash. See What does %~dp0 mean, and how does it work? and this question.
    – Mofi
    8 hours ago










  • Please read also Discourage screenshots of code and/or errors or An image of your code (or error message) is not helpful. It would be better to edit your question and add the error text output in message box as text in a code block or a quote to your question. More information about batch file and IExpress setup would be also very good to better understand your problem.
    – Mofi
    7 hours ago












  • Possible duplicate of How can a .bat file be 'converted' to .exe without third party tools?
    – Squashman
    7 hours ago













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I am new to iexpress in Windows 10 but for some strange reason, it seems to be calling my bat file from the TEMP directory instead of the original path that was provided to it. Is there a way to set so it call the correct path that i provided it through the wizard menu?



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I am new to iexpress in Windows 10 but for some strange reason, it seems to be calling my bat file from the TEMP directory instead of the original path that was provided to it. Is there a way to set so it call the correct path that i provided it through the wizard menu?



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  • I don't know anything about IExpress, except it is deprecated and has multiple security vulnerabilities. Does it really run command.com, the Windows command processor on Windows 95/98, instead of cmd.exe? However, why does it matter from which directory the batch file is executed? It is possible to use %~dp0 to reference batch file path ending with a backslash. See What does %~dp0 mean, and how does it work? and this question.
    – Mofi
    8 hours ago










  • Please read also Discourage screenshots of code and/or errors or An image of your code (or error message) is not helpful. It would be better to edit your question and add the error text output in message box as text in a code block or a quote to your question. More information about batch file and IExpress setup would be also very good to better understand your problem.
    – Mofi
    7 hours ago












  • Possible duplicate of How can a .bat file be 'converted' to .exe without third party tools?
    – Squashman
    7 hours ago


















  • I don't know anything about IExpress, except it is deprecated and has multiple security vulnerabilities. Does it really run command.com, the Windows command processor on Windows 95/98, instead of cmd.exe? However, why does it matter from which directory the batch file is executed? It is possible to use %~dp0 to reference batch file path ending with a backslash. See What does %~dp0 mean, and how does it work? and this question.
    – Mofi
    8 hours ago










  • Please read also Discourage screenshots of code and/or errors or An image of your code (or error message) is not helpful. It would be better to edit your question and add the error text output in message box as text in a code block or a quote to your question. More information about batch file and IExpress setup would be also very good to better understand your problem.
    – Mofi
    7 hours ago












  • Possible duplicate of How can a .bat file be 'converted' to .exe without third party tools?
    – Squashman
    7 hours ago
















I don't know anything about IExpress, except it is deprecated and has multiple security vulnerabilities. Does it really run command.com, the Windows command processor on Windows 95/98, instead of cmd.exe? However, why does it matter from which directory the batch file is executed? It is possible to use %~dp0 to reference batch file path ending with a backslash. See What does %~dp0 mean, and how does it work? and this question.
– Mofi
8 hours ago




I don't know anything about IExpress, except it is deprecated and has multiple security vulnerabilities. Does it really run command.com, the Windows command processor on Windows 95/98, instead of cmd.exe? However, why does it matter from which directory the batch file is executed? It is possible to use %~dp0 to reference batch file path ending with a backslash. See What does %~dp0 mean, and how does it work? and this question.
– Mofi
8 hours ago












Please read also Discourage screenshots of code and/or errors or An image of your code (or error message) is not helpful. It would be better to edit your question and add the error text output in message box as text in a code block or a quote to your question. More information about batch file and IExpress setup would be also very good to better understand your problem.
– Mofi
7 hours ago






Please read also Discourage screenshots of code and/or errors or An image of your code (or error message) is not helpful. It would be better to edit your question and add the error text output in message box as text in a code block or a quote to your question. More information about batch file and IExpress setup would be also very good to better understand your problem.
– Mofi
7 hours ago














Possible duplicate of How can a .bat file be 'converted' to .exe without third party tools?
– Squashman
7 hours ago




Possible duplicate of How can a .bat file be 'converted' to .exe without third party tools?
– Squashman
7 hours ago

















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