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Resetting current directory in bat files when running as adminstrator
2/21/2010
A batch file normally has its current directory set to the directory it resides in if executed from Explorer. However with Vista and Windows 7, the current directory is changed to the system directory when the "Run as Administrator" option is used. This creates a serious problem for many batch files.
Fortunately there is a simple solution. Add this line to the first line of your batch file:
cd %~dp0
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