Windows XP - cmd.exe - Cannot execute batch file after switching to utf8 codepage?

I don't know how you can start a batch file after the codepage is changed to 65001 Even if you save the batch file in utf16-le or utf16-be it doesn't start But you can run a batch file and change the codepage inside but it is important that the rest of the code is cached in a block (parenthesis or ampersand line) echo off ( chcp 65001 rem Do my UTF work chcp 850 ) echo This works chcp 65001 & type myFile & chcp 850 echo This also works.

I don't know how you can start a batch file after the codepage is changed to 65001. Even if you save the batch file in utf16-le or utf16-be it doesn't start. But you can run a batch file and change the codepage inside, but it is important that the rest of the code is cached in a block (parenthesis or ampersand line).

@echo off ( chcp 65001 rem Do my UTF work chcp 850 ) echo This works chcp 65001 & type myFile & chcp 850 echo This also works.

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