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I am currently working on a batch file (let's call it temp.bat). I am trying to move the batch file to my desktop, but I can't find my batch file location / directory. I am asking if there is an extension or something that can use to automatically identify the directory, instead of entering it every time. In other words, I can still move the file to another place even in another directory. Example:

temp.bat is currently on my Downloads file. I use the move command to move the file to Desktop. Now temp.bat is currently on my Documents file. I try to use the same command to move the file to Desktop.

Is there any parameter extensions for it?

This is what I have now:

@echo off move /y [The directory of temp.bat] C:\Users\69Swag\Desktop

All answers appreciated! Thanks :)

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  • Maybe this could help Commented Nov 12, 2014 at 15:07

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You don't need the current directory to move a file.

move temp.bat C:\Users\69Swag\Desktop

If you still want the current directory, use this:

echo %cd%
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