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guillaume7717 Posted messages 424 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   -  
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Hello,
Today I opened my command prompt, I typed shutdown -i, and it displayed this: "'shutdown' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file." This is not the first time this has happened to me, and with many other commands too!

How can I fix this problem, please?

Configuration: Windows Vista

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    guillaume7717 Posted messages 424 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   134
     
    For shutdown -i it works, for nbtstat not for the others I haven't tried
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    1. 1fort-matique Posted messages 299 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   97
       
      Ok, test it and let me know what you think :)
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    2. guillaume7717 Posted messages 424 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   134
       
      shutdown, nbtstat, net view, netstat aren't working!
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    3. 1fort-matique Posted messages 299 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   97
       
      I am the total admin of my PC and the commands work well, it's strange that it doesn't work for you, what exactly does it tell you?
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    4. guillaume7717 Posted messages 424 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   134
       
      It tells me this: ''shutdown'' is not recognized as an internal or external command, an executable program or a command file. And the same goes for the other commands.

      You are fully admin, how can I check if I am, and if not, how can I become one?
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    5. 1fort-matique Posted messages 299 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   97
       
      try copying/pasting the cmd shortcut to your desktop to run it as admin (right click)
      Do you have the UAC (window that asks you to continue or cancel) that opens when you execute an action?

      If yes, you are not fully admin
      To fix this, it's simple, follow this, I did it http://www.jenyburn.com/devenir-administrateur-de-windows-vista-une-fois-pour-toutes/
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  3. 1fort-matique Posted messages 299 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   97
     
    Hello

    try launching cmd as an admin or enter your command in Run
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