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Environment:
Under Windows 10, when a program runs, it randomly generates a folder with a 12-character name in C:\Program Files\
Inside this folder, a 123.exe executable program will be generated
This 123.exe is what we need, but it has a serious bug when it connects to the Internet while running
So we need to add 123.exe to the firewall rules to prohibit it from connecting to the Internet

How to achieve this

PS: The randomly generated 12-character name folder is uncontrollable

Known firewall command
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="Rule" dir=in program="C:\Program Files\Randomly generated 12-character name folder\123.exe" action=block

[ Last edited by 1M1048576 on 2021-3-30 at 13:16 ]

I have an idea. First, use the dir command to find the 123.exe file. Then write the path of 123.exe to 1.txt. Then call the content in the 1.txt file to assign a value to a variable, and finally write the firewall rule. The commands are as follows:
cd c:\"program files"
dir /a -d /s /b 123.exe>1.txt
It has been tested that the complete path of 123.exe can be obtained, but I don't know how to do the next step of assignment...