actually the problem is more serious as it is not restricted to C but to the drive glidos was installed on. I used to install glidos on a small partition for small programs only hence it was never working for me 😉

Under which DOS emulation mode is this happening: Windows, VDos32 or DOSBox?

windows,

set PATH=%PATH%;C:\Program Files\Glidos
cd D:\TOMBRAID\
COMMAND.COM /C Game.bat

DOSDRV
gldvesa.exe Tomb3dfx.exe

it simply tries to start the game form c:\program files\glidos
cause cd D:\TOMBRAID\ doesn't go to d:, it only changes directory on D: but stays in c:\program files\glidos

So I just need the

1D:

yes?

cause cd D:\TOMBRAID\ doesn't go to d:,

That's how it works, as GliDOS says under DOS and Windows you'll need D: to change the drive.
Or is the snippet you posted somehow generated?

Glidos yes
wd yes generated

Give this one a try.

Bad executable: "path to tomb.exe"

What's in Glidos.bat?

It's difficult for me to test it myself. I'm running on W7 64bit.

it doesn't even create them, it just pops up the error whatever the path is even random characters or just only space and with every game.

Ah, that would be down to stupidity on my part. Try this one.

still the same: Bad executable: "whatever"

That's weird. Seems to work ok here, other than W7 not being able to run Tomb.exe. Can you tell me what the "whatever" bit is?

whatever i type in the "path to execute box" of your gui

i have the same error in win7 64bit

Yeah, I knew that. 😁
I meant, what exactly did you type when you got the error? Path
needs to be of the form
<drive letter>:\<path folder 1>\ ... \<path folder n>\<exe name>

If you select the exe using the Browse button it will have that form.

sorry, i was using 1.05a 😉

Any luck?

yes it works ok