Windows 10: BATCH - Run as Admin from current path instead system32 folder.......

For order a my folder i have created a similar .bat files:
Code:

There's a big issue......... i need to run this batch as admin and i have used the command "Run as Admin" from context menu and i hope i don't have create a BIG ISSUE on my windows 10 installation.
Because this BATCH it's not corrently been executed from the path how it's stored the batch but all commands it's be correctly runned from C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32 folder!!!

I don't have idea because there's append but right now on C:\Windows\System32 i have all subforder called A B C etc whit all files MOVED inside!!
Some files it's not be moved because i see from windows prompt it's say it's protect (and problably all files it's currently used by windows 10).

I have right now move back all files from all subfolder and i hope i need to reformat my windows or obtain boot problems at next reboot of my pc.... instead this because there's append !?!?

How i can fix this issue ? Because if i use RUN AS ADMIN for a batch files the bat it's runned from system32 folder and not from the corrent path how it's stored the bat files ??

:)

 

Batch files fail pathing and [%04d]

1 When running in Administrator mode batch files automatically take on the Windows\System32 folder unless a prefix is added to the top of the file.

command example: copy file1.txt "C:\Users\Public\Test\."

result copies file in current folder to "C:\Users\Public\Test\file1.txt"

result from batch file as admin is an error stating "File not found" because Admin mode attempts to call commands listed in file from [Windows\System32] folder.

include [cd %~dp0] at top of batch file to ensure commands run from the folder the batch file resides in.

2 When running ffmpeg.exe in one folder and writing files to another folder from a batch file Windows automatically pastes the entire path and the batch file name prior to every attempted file write.

ffmpeg command example :

bin\ffmpeg.exe -i "C:\Users\JoeMatize\Videos\Logitech Webcam\video 3.wmv" -r 15 "frames-%04d.bmp"

then windows creates 15 frames per second naming files [frames-0001.bmp] through [frames-0015.bmp] for the 1st second and continuing through the entire file

But ffmCmd.bat file contains the command attempts to create the output file as...

"C:\_dev\_Video\FFMPeg_Zeranoe\ffmpeg-20160517-git-af3e944-win64-static\ffmCmd.bat4d.bmp"

ffmpeg fails when it is unable to acquire a new name for the sequential files.

is there another command that will fix the batch call to ffmpeg, like the one that fixes the administrative mode path?

When will Microsoft fix the batch files so they work consistently across the board?

 

running DOS as ADMIN

I suggested that in post #4 but @bromberg doesn't seem to have tried it yet...

 

running DOS as ADMIN

I assume you don't have 'exit' anywhere in your batch file?

Rather than playing with 'pause' - if you want to see the output...

1. Open a command window as admin
2. Run the batch file manually
3. Command window will not close unless the 'exit' command is issued
4. Read output

That's the first step I'd take to diagnose. Then run every line in your batch file manually, one-by-one, in your admin command window (copy and paste from the actual batch file, don't retype the commands).

You'll soon find your problem.