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  Here is the error: http://bayimg.com/baiFMAadn

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  For reference: overview of user accounts: http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/usercpl_overview.mspx?mfr=true

• What is the elevated command prompt

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• Error "the device is not ready" to the Windows command prompt when you access a key USB from VMware

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• Black square in the menu with the words 'Command Prompt' next to the place

  Since my 1st question, I have followed your instructions, my computer works so well and it turns faster as it did when I 1st got it.  In any case, it's Saturday & I just got home and turned away and when I went on the start menu, I noticed this small black square in the menu with the words 'Command Prompt' next to the square. I clicked it and it opens as a small black w/white square letters coming from Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved. 2006 and the next line of a c:\Users\user>_ and the cursor blinking. Should I just leave that on the menu in case I have it use?

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  'sweetiep' wrote in the new message: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy... *

  Since my 1st question, I have followed your instructions, my computer works so well and it turns faster as it did when I 1st got it.  In any case, it's Saturday & I just got home and turned away and when I went on the start menu, I noticed this small black square in the menu with the words 'Command Prompt' next to the square. I clicked it and it opens as a small black w/white square letters coming from Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved. 2006 and the next line of a c:\Users\user>_ and the cursor blinking. Should I just leave that on the menu in case I have it use?

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/message/423d2082-1173-4ef0-a841-7586557a0d09
  Tags meta-tags: performance; windows_vista

  Saturday 7 April 2012 21:23:11 + 0000: CreateMessage sweetiep

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• Cannot run the Vista command prompt, commandprompt.ink message is missing

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• How to create a value to select all the dashboard command prompt values

  Dear Sir/Madam,
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  I'm sorry that I have no idea about this idea.
  Do you mean the dash prompt has a functional to the list of the values of all options as check boxes? Please would you give me a simple example if you are convenient?
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• How to rename multiple files in the XP command prompt

  I have several files. I want to Rename these files at once in the command prompt so that these files have become
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  name (1) .jpg
  name (2) .jpg
  name (3) .jpg
  name (4) .jpg
  name (5) .jpg
  name (6) .jpg
  name (7) .jpg
  name (8) .jpg
  name (9) .jpg
  name (10) .jpg
  name (11) .jpg
  name (12) .jpg
  name (13) .jpg
  name (14) .jpg

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  2.jpg
  3jpg
  4.jpg
  5 jpg
  6 jpg
  7 jpg
  8 jpg
  9 jpg
  10 jpg
  11 jpg
  12 jpg
  13 jpg
  14 jpg

  Please please please... Someone help me to do this...

  Thanking you...
  Jacky, Bangalore.

  create a file like x1.bat

  off @echo
  Set /a counter = 00
  for %% in (*.jpg) called X 2. BAT %%d KB

  -------------------------------------

  Create another file as x2.bat

  off @echo
  call the x 3. BAT

  file%counter%.jpg Ren %1

  -------------------------------------

  Create another file as x3.bat

  off @echo
  Set /a counter = counter % + 1

  --------------------------

  place these files in the directory of the image or file.

  then run the file x1.bat

  who's going to rename all the files in time sequentially.

  I think it will help you to rename several files at once with a dry.

  Thank you once more...

  If a problem occurs, please answer me.
  If I can I'll tell u...

• ReadyShare drive unusable in the DOS command prompt

  I have a Nighthawk C700 - AC 1900 WiFi cable router Modem where I configure drive ReadyShare USB access.

  When I type the UNC "\\READYSHARE\USB_Storage" and type the Admin password for write access - I "can" see the files/disc in Windows Explorer. I can map the UNC path as a player U:\ and I can see/access it very well in the GUI.

  However...

  Once I go to a CMD command prompt (even tried as admin) - I see 'no' this player U:\. Error message = "system cannot find the drive specified."

  ReadyShare drive is a USB 2.0 disk formatted in Win7 to NTFS 2 TB external.

  I'm on Windows 10 v1607.

  If I connect the USB directly to my computer - I can see/access this drive U:\ locally and use the CMD utilities against it very well (robobopy.exe).

  Anyone working on this issue and or knows how to get CMD to use/see the ReadyShare full-access/write?

  Thank you...

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  I've upgraded to the latest version of Windows (1607.14951.1000) 10.

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  I "can now use/see the drive Readyshare in a CMD Shell."

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• How to use the shutdown command to stop another computer?

  I just saw the setting-m to the shutdown command and decided to give it a whirl. However, when I pointed out the computer in question, I received a message that "a required privilege is not owned by the customer.

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  Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
  Copyright (C) 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.

  D:\Documents and Settings\Slick > shutdown /?
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  D:\Documents and Settings\Slick >

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  "How to disable the file sharing simple and how to set permissions on a shared folder in Windows XP"
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307874 >

  In fact, it's easier to use the remote desktop.  Even if you do not have a "Shutdown" option in the start menu, you can always open a command prompt window (start-> Run-> "cmd") and enter the command:
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  This will give you 35 seconds to logoff this computer before its judgment (assuming that you have administrator privileges).

  You can also look in the command "psshutdown' of the PSTools Suite
  PSTools: <> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896649 >

  HTH,
  JW

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  Hello VICKY R,.

  Thanks for posting on the Microsoft answers Forum.

  Have you tried to do a right-click on the Cmd.exe and choose 'run as administrator '?
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