Looks good. Where are you putting it?
Whenever I'm talking to Windows-era users, if the DOS-era term "directory" has to be mentioned at all, I make sure they understand that it's exactly the same as "folder". I think that could avoid a bit of confusion, there are people out there who are so clever they know how to create folders in Windows LOL and they might have problems just because they don't understand the word "directory".
A tiny detail: in your batch file I would replace «cd TD2192» with «cd \TD2192». If the current directory in drive C shouldn't be the root one the batch file would fail.
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You got the caps wrong, you've got to write it with perfect standard orthography, but having left the caps lock on so that every single letter is the opposite it should be. LOL