Windows 10: Bat Files Won't Run?

Basically I'm installing BattlEye for a Steam game and I click the .bat file in the game's subfolder to download it (when I was prompted to download it I clicked no but now I practically need it for most servers), and I download the .bat from the main website and it also won't run. I have linked a video of me going to the correct folders and trying to launch the .bat to install the client and I've tried everything, restarting my PC, uninstalling and reinstalling Unturned software, even using a .bat to .exe converter and I can't seem to find anything to help.

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Password Protect a Folder in Windows 10

Yes i Agree, files can be kept in safe locker by generating the bat file .

-> What exactly do you agree with? What is this "Safe Locker"?

To secure it ,Run the bat file,

-> What is the contents of this batch file?

Or Hiding the bat file is the only way ...

-> Hiding a batch file is ineffective. It won't stop an experienced user.

 

Password Protect a Folder in Windows 10

Yes i Agree, files can be kept in safe locker by generating the bat file .

-> What exactly do you agree with? What is this "Safe Locker"?

----------> I meant the folder which we secure.

To secure it ,Run the bat file,

-> What is the contents of this batch file?

---------->Contents ...I took the contents of the bat file from google.

Or Hiding the bat file is the only way ...

-> Hiding a batch file is ineffective. It won't stop an experienced user.

---------->My question is , If we are securing the folder say 'A', it can be done by running the bat file...

But if the bat file is accessible to a 3rd party who access my machine ,,

If we change the folder name [ A to B ]in bat file, it no longer secures the folder A, it will unlock the folder A.

So ,is there anyway, can we restrict the access to bat file .. If so how it can be done ?

 

Try right click the bat file and Run as Administrator.

Jim *Cool

 

It might be executing and running into an error an closing itself so fast that you couldn't notice.
Open a command prompt in the folder by going to File>Open Command prompt. Then execute the batch file by typing its name in the command prompt and pressing enter.
This way you can see if it prints any error into the command prompt

 

If I remember my batch commands , you can also capture the output to a text file by using > filename.txt when using the command prompt.

Easier to post the error if needed then.

BattlEye.bat > output.txt