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According to this page on setlocal Windows batch command, Command Extensions are enabled by default. Are there any Windows systems where it is not enable by default? Do I really need to explicitly include setlocal EnableExtensions in any of my batch scripts?
They can always be disabled in the registry and if that’s possible there are probably systems where it’s the case. I haven’t found any such system, though.