Which of the following permissions is required to run a .bat file?

Delete permission allows removing the file from the file system, but it does not enable the file to be run or executed.

The 'Execute' permission explicitly grants a user or process the ability to run a program, script, or batch file, which is necessary for a .bat file to function. Without this permission, the operating system will prevent the file from being launched.

Write permission allows changes to the file's content or attributes, but it does not grant the right to run the file.

Modify permission typically includes read, write, and delete permissions, but 'Execute' is the specific and distinct permission required to run an executable file.