If you need to edit the batch file later, browse to the Startup folder in Windows Explorer, right-click the file and click "Edit." Double-clicking the file will run the batch file immediately.

If a Program in Startup folder is not launching on startup then create a Mod Batch file, change Registry, etc. in Windows 11/10 to fix the issue.

Then, that batch file would run the commands on whatever fat32 partitions (unless you're going to get NTFSDOS or some similar utility that lets you read and write to NTFS partitions).

Using a little-known feature of Windows 10 and 11, we can automatically designate a specific drive letter to Microsoft OneDrive at startup every time we boot up our PC.

When you're in DOS, you know how you can run 'edit' no matter what directory you are in? I'd like to be able to do that with a batch file. Can anyone direct me on how to do this?