Why this command line sample does not work for my Windows 8.1?

Contents of file1.bat:
“C:\Program Files (x86)\GSplit\GSplit.exe” “” -b-i-s-t “C:\temp1\file2.txt”

Contents of file2.txt:

[Main]
ConfigFile=
Source="c:\temp2\list-of-100-lines-to-split.txt"
DestFolder="c:\temp3\gsplit-destination"
MulFiles=0
Pattern=0x0D0x0A
NumberOccurrences=10
SplitBeforePattern=0
TypePieSpanned=0
SplitMethod=2
PieMask={orf}-{num}.txt
NoPieHeader=1
CustomHeader=0

What do you mean by it does not work? What happens?

I mean that I have the following three files:
file1.bat
file2.txt (which is bat file for silent split operation)
list-of-100-lines-to-split.txt (into split into gsplit-destination)

To split list-of-100-lines-to-split.txt into split into gsplit-destination, I double click file1.bat. But GSplit does not split list-of-100-lines-to-split.txt.

What is wrong? Does the latest version of GSPlit work as command line with Windows 8.1?