One thing I've always found annoying when working with batch files is that when I double-click one, it starts in my home directory instead of the directory that contains the batch file. I decided to look for a way to fix this, so I started experimenting in the registry a bit, and came across a solution. All you need to do is change the "command" entry for .bat and .cmd files from ""%1" %*" to "cmd /c cd "%1\.." & "%1" %*". Sound complicated? Just download the file below and open it, making sure to say Yes to any warnings.
Here's the file you need to fix the issue I described.
Use this one to go back to the old behavior if you change your mind.
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