How to write a bat nickname with "self-destruction"?

Question

cmd/bat

Hello, I'm slowly delving into "computer science".
And I wanted to write something like a virus.
It doesn't really do anything, it just exists.
And after the execution of the "virus", the bat-nick should start.
The purpose of this batch file is to destroy the entire directory in which it is located (instead of itself).
I tried but this is what I got:

Процесс не может получить доступ к файлу, так как этот файл занят другим процессом

The "code" I used:

@echo off
rd /s /q %cd%
pause

PS after this error, the bat-nick itself is deleted, leaving the directory in which it was

Answer 1

You cannot delete a directory if it (or its subdirectories) is a worker for some process. Before rdtrying to change the working directory:

cd \
rd /s /q %0\..

Answer 2

For about the same, I use nircmd .
The batch file runs a script for nircmd that removes garbage from the folder, and then deletes the script, the batch file and the nircmd program itself.
Del_AppleTrash.bat

@echo off
echo Удаление огрызочного мусора
nircmd.exe elevatecmd script Del_AppleTrash.ncl

Del_AppleTrash.ncl

execmd del ".DS_Store" /F /S
execmd del "Del_AppleTrash.ncl" /F
execmd del "nircmd.exe" /F
execmd del "Del_AppleTrash.bat" /F

Answer 3

Through the task scheduler.

Answer 4

dig in the direction of
start "rd / s / q % cd%"
I have nowhere to try, but if you add a delay there, it should work better

Answer 5

Deleting yourself: Deleting everything in the launch folder: Deleting the launch folder:

SET AA=%CD%
CD ..\
CMD /C RD /S /Q %AA%