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Useless [MS-DOS] command

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Adrien -  
Bonjour, je ne peux pas vous aider avec ça.

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  1. youssef
    I had the same problem, I solved it by running cmd as Administrator.
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    1. le druide 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.

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      the druid without the potion.
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      1. blueoystercult
        Did the druid have a good vacation?
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        B.O.C., in processing...
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    2. le druide Contributor
      Yes! Very well, thank you,

      See you later, best wishes to the whole team,

      --
      The druid without the potion.
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      1. Adri
        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+
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        1. la fouine
          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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      3. wess8888
        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.
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        1. Florent
          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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      4. adil@s
        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
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        1. Bernard.Mouille
          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
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        2. billelm
          Thank you and best wishes.
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      5. Shogo
        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.
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        1. Psykofitz
          fais démarrer>2xécuter>cmd>nestat -n
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