Hi,

when you execute a bat (which maybe is located in D:\testbat) file by a
double click from windows explorer and Anti Spayware shows it's
question if you want to allow that, the directory in which the batch is
executed changes to C:\Windows\system32. This is a bug!

Regards,
Carsten

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Indeed it is--and a serious one. It occurs only on the first execution when
you are prompted.
Another user today has observed that (also on this first execution)--any
parameters passed to the script file are lost.



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"Carsten Schuette" <carsten (dot) schuette (@t) gmx (dot) de> wrote in
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> Hi,
>
> when you execute a bat (which maybe is located in D:\testbat) file by a
> double click from windows explorer and Anti Spayware shows it's
> question if you want to allow that, the directory in which the batch is
> executed changes to C:\Windows\system32. This is a bug!
>
> Regards,
> Carsten
>
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