bat files no longer work in Windows 10

[RPRIETO]

I had and used exiftools (v10) in another machine running windows 10, and had some bat files to run specific commands. I moved everything to a new machine (the old one died) and today when trying to run the bat files they no longer write the output csv files as expected. I did change the output address, and even tried to change it to the root C:\ but nothing works. The command window appears briefly but then shuts down and there is no file written anywhere.

I am under windows Pro 64, and just downloaded the latest version of exiftool (V 11.10)

Here are two examples of commands being run

Explore headers
exiftool -progress: -ext jpg -r -a -u -g1 -n -csv %* > C:\Users\Rui Prieto\Desktop\AragoJ tests\original pics\exif_explore.csv

Export fields to CSV
if exist C:\exif_out.csv (
exiftool -progress: -csv %* -ext jpg -DateTimeOriginal# -Make -Model -Lens -LensType -XResolution -YResolution -FNumber -ExposureTime# -ISO -FocalLength -FocalLengthIn35mmFormat -FocusDistance -HyperfocalDistance -FOV -ImageWidth -ImageHeight -SpeedX# -SpeedY# -SpeedZ# -Pitch# -Yaw# -Roll# -CameraPitch# -CameraYaw# -CameraRoll# -GPSLatitude# -GPSLongitude# -GPSAltitude# -RelativeAltitude# |findstr /V /R "^SourceFile" >> C:\exif_out.csv
) else (
exiftool -progress: -csv %* -ext jpg -DateTimeOriginal# -Make -Model -Lens -LensType -XResolution -YResolution -FNumber -ExposureTime# -ISO -FocalLength -FocalLengthIn35mmFormat -FocusDistance -HyperfocalDistance -FOV -ImageWidth -ImageHeight -SpeedX# -SpeedY# -SpeedZ# -Pitch# -Yaw# -Roll# -CameraPitch# -CameraYaw# -CameraRoll# -GPSLatitude# -GPSLongitude# -GPSAltitude# -RelativeAltitude# >> C:\exif_out.csv
)

Any idea why this is not working? Any helop will be very wellcomed

[Hayo Baan]

What happens when you run the scripts from within an already open command window? What error message do you get?

[StarGeek]

From what I recall, you can't write directly to C: as a security measure.  Check this TenForums post to override.

In the first example, your output filepath has spaces in it.  Put double quotes around it.

[RPRIETO]

In the first example, your output filepath has spaces in it.  Put double quotes around it.

That is it! This solves the problem;

Thank you so much @StarGeek

rui