CMD Syntax for local command

Question

I would like to run a script, copy my folder and start rundll32 in my copied folder.

mkdir "c:\SmartCard_Treiber"
xcopy "%~DP0SmartCard_Treiber\*" "c:\SmartCard_Treiber" /i /s


cmd /c cd "c:\SmartCard_Treiber" & RUNDLL32.EXE AdvPack.dll,LaunchINFSection Gemalto.inf,,0


TIMEOUT /T 30 /NOBREAK 
rd "C:\SmartCard_Treiber" /Q /S

score 2 · Accepted Answer · answered Jul 03 '14 at 11:16

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mkdir "c:\SmartCard_Treiber"
xcopy "%~DP0SmartCard_Treiber\*" "c:\SmartCard_Treiber" /i /s
pushd "c:\SmartCard_Treiber"
RUNDLL32.EXE AdvPack.dll,LaunchINFSection Gemalto.inf,,0
TIMEOUT /T 30 /NOBREAK 
popd
rd "C:\SmartCard_Treiber" /Q /S

Change to the needed directory (pushd) and when finished return to the previous one (popd)

answered Jul 03 '14 at 11:16

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Thank you, was using SCCM to deploy this Commands, so i forgot to disable x64 File Systems. – Kermit Christmas Jul 03 '14 at 17:08

CMD Syntax for local command

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