IF NOT EXIST returns ERROR in output

Question

Hello, lately I've been working on a small project in Batch, now I have a code that tests if a folder exists, if it does everything is fine, but if the statement "IF NOT EXIST" is true, it outputs an error (just says ERROR). It appears to happen after the code when I use the ECHO command no matter where.
Here's the code:
REM CREATE FOLDERNAME VARIABLE
SET /P FOLDERNAME=WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE FOLDER WHERE THE UNORGANIZED FILES ARE LOCATED IN?

REM FIND FOLDER
IF NOT EXIST "D:\Users\Eldar\Desktop\%FOLDERNAME%\" (
ECHO ERROR! FOLDER "%FOLDERNAME%" WAS NOT FOUND!
) ELSE ECHO "%FOLDERNAME%" WAS FOUND
PAUSE
COLOR 0C
ECHO ERROR! FOLDER "%FOLDERNAME%" WAS NOT FOUND!
PAUSE>NUL

Answer 1

Maybe in a few hours could do some test ;-)

Answer 2

Have "a few hours" passed yet?

Answer 3

of course, I forgot it. Please write to me [e-mail] to remember me

Answer 4

Ok