Batch file to change folder icon in Windows 10

[DaBooch]

Hey all. Looking for help with a the creation of a Batch file.  I have multiple (100's) of folders that i have placed a *.ico (each one is different) file that I would like to use as the folder icon.  I would like to create a Batch file to put into the folder and, when double clicked, would change the icon for that folder to the one I placed in the folder. Any and all advice would be appreciated.

Many thanks in advance.

[Geek-9pm]

Sorry, I do not have a neat answer.
Here is an item of interest:
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Set-FolderIcon-0bd56629
The above uses Power shell instead of pure batch. 
 
EDIT: The program is not trivial, it requires additional effort to make it do what your want. I would guess that pure batch would not be any better. Maybe I am wrong about that. 

[Hackoo]

Hi 
You can take a look at this batch script : Customize_Icon_Folder.bat

[DaBooch]

Sorry, I do not have a neat answer.
Here is an item of interest:
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Set-FolderIcon-0bd56629
The above uses Power shell instead of pure batch. 
 
EDIT: The program is not trivial, it requires additional effort to make it do what your want. I would guess that pure batch would not be any better. Maybe I am wrong about that. 

Looks like I have to rename the Icon to "Folder Icon".  Not a biggie but I was hoping for something a bit different where I didn't have to start renaming files.  Much obliged, though.

[DaBooch]

Hi 
You can take a look at this batch script : Customize_Icon_Folder.bat

Tried the Batch File a few times with new Icons and the Batch will copy the icon to the folder but won't create a Desktop Configuration Setting File to implement the Icon.  The script ran but no icon showed up.  Very much appreciate the response though.