Several third-party utilities simplify this process for specific needs:
If you simply want to turn a list of commands into a batch file: 0;16; 0;265;0;472; Open . Write your commands (e.g., echo Hello World , pause 0;4da;). Go to File > Save As . Change "Save as type" to All Files . Name it 0;a15; filename.bat . 0;2a; convert exe to bat
If your .exe was originally a batch script created with a tool like "BAT to EXE Converter," you can often reverse the process. Open . Write your commands (e.g.