updated with sub dirs

@ ECHO OFF
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
REM Usage, pass in file types you want to execute command line.
REM    or set the following variable to define the default types to be executed
REM	   e.g. set filtypes=exe bat msi
set filetypes=exe bat msi
REM Works with file and folder names that include spaces
REM Easiest way to use this is probably to set filetypes to a default
REM Copy the script to the folder with whatever you want executed
REM double click the batch file

REM Switch to whatever drive letter this is being run from (e.g. "c:")
%~d1
REM change in to the directory of where this script is being run
cd "%~dp0"

set argCount=0
set regexes=
REM count how many arguments were passed in
for %%x in (%*) do Set /A argCount+=1
REM if arguments were passed in, overwrite the default types with the passed in ones
if %argCount% gtr 0 set filetypes=%*

REM put together full expressions to be used to search for the files
REM e.g. "C:\tmp\*.exe C:\tmp\*.bat C:\tmp\*.msi"
for %%r in (%filetypes%) do (
	set regexes=!regexes! *.%%r

)

REM go through all of the regular expressions
REM use them to search the current directory for matching files
REM (2 if conditional to cover commandline run vs gui run)
REM then execute those files as long as it is not this file
REM first loop handles the base directory
REM second loop handles sub directories
for %%f in (%regexes%) do (
	if not %%f == %0 (
		if not "%~dp0%%f" == %0 (
			echo ********************************
			echo executing %%f
			call "%%f"
		)
	)
)

REM updated to do this for all the subfolders as well
for /D %%d in (*) do (
	for %%f in (%regexes%) do (
		cd %%d
		if not %%f == %0 (
			if not "%~dp0%%f" == %0 (
				echo ********************************
				echo executing %%f
				call "%%f"
			)
		)
		cd %~dp0
	)
)
pause
@ ECHO ON