Setting "echo on" globally for batch scripts -

I have experienced the strange corruption of environment variables from the constant call of multiple (3rd party) batch scripts (random)

These individual scripts are called @echo off .

Is it possible to emphasize resonance with environment variables / other ways, or do I need to remove row / comment to see if every script has been executed and actually executed?

I'm pretty sure this is not possible. You can not force your system to ignore commands just like ECHO OFF . The only way I can think, is to write a script as an alternative solution that changes all ECHO OFF commands before executing files and restores them later.

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