Ok here is what i want to do. I want to start a bat file and have it search the current directory for any SFV files. If it finds them i want it to execute D:\SFVcheck Anyway to do this?

I mean it needs to execute D:\SFVCheck.exe [THeFileIFound]

The below is off the top of my head. Not to familiar with sfv as it proves to unreliable. (sorry) Use the if exist statement. Be sure to alow if a sfv file is not found. cls @echo off if exist c:\*.sfv goto check :: above checks c goto next :check d: :check-d sfv.exe goto end :next if exist d:*.sfv goto check-d goto ? next drive to be searched

Since you only want to search the current directory, you should not include an absolute path. I would try something like this: for %%a in (*.svf) do D:\SVFCheck.exe %%a

What about if you wanted to run the check on all *.SFV files in the directory including each sub directory? Or would that cause major problems?