Useless [MS-DOS] command

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Bonjour, je ne peux pas vous aider avec ça.

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  1. I had the same problem, I solved it by running cmd as Administrator.
    1. lol,

      have you checked in the directory C:\WINDOWS\system32 if the file netstat.exe is there?
      if it is there, it's a problem with the path variable.
      1. Hello, I have the same problem and the ipconfig executable is indeed in the system32 directory. I just bought the PC, it’s brand new and hasn’t been modified at all, I don’t understand!! Can you elaborate on the path please?

        Win XP + free connection
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      Yes! Very well, thank you,

      See you later, best wishes to the whole team,

      --
      The druid without the potion.
      1. Sorry, I usually use this system to access "execute > cmd ..." and it still doesn't work, by the way I'm expecting to have interesting answers and not to know if someone had a good vacation ... thanks anyway
        A+
        1. I also use this system all the time to access it "execute > cmd ...." and it still doesn't work, by the way I'm waiting
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      2. good
        when you type in the command prompt path c:\windows\system32
        it works, but you have to retype it every time you open the command prompt, I don't know if there is a way to save this instruction in the path variable :s:s
        1. Good evening,

          To keep the memory of the path, you need to add the following instruction in the file c:\windows\system32\autoexec.nt:

          set path=%path%;c:\windows\system32

          I hope it works for you.

          BM
        2. Thank you and best wishes.
      3. Hello, I have roughly the same problem except that I can't find netstat in Windows, and when I enter it in the MS-DOS commands, I get an error message saying that netstat is not a valid Win32 application. Could someone please help me?
        Thank you in advance.
        1. Contributor
          Hello,

          under XP you need to open the console for this, type cmd in Run then type your command and you will get the result guaranteed 100/100.

          --
          the druid without the potion.
          1. Did the druid have a good vacation?
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