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I have a executable file VSTO.exe & a try.bat file in one folder. I want to get the folder path of the bat file & concat that path with VSTO.exe.

I have this script in my try.bat.

"%~fp0\VSTO.exe" /q

but it creates path: "G:\test\try.bat\VSTO.exe" . I want to get a path "G:\test\VSTO.exe"

can anyone tell me how do i do that?

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"%~dp0\VSTO.exe" /q

is the exact answer.

How to get folder path from file path with CMD

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Try with this

SET CURDIR=%CD%
"%CURDIR%\VSTO.EXE" /q

The %CD% pseudo-variable expands to the current working directory.
Type SET /? to see other pseudo-variable (last page)

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Do you have extensions enabled? (cmd /x to enable, cmd /y to disable)
yes. it is giving exception like 'not identified as internal or external command'
But that file "VSTO.EXE" is in the current directory where you execute the try.bat? And the current directory contains spaces? (Answer updated to account for directory with spaces)
If the executable is in the current directory, why not just say .\vsto.exe?

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