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• Get a DOS command prompt

  How can I get a prompt BACK appear in windows 7?  This may sound silly, but I'm new to this...

  On Tuesday, June 1st, 2010 23:08:22 + 0000, NickSkrine wrote:
   
  > How can I get a prompt BACK appear in windows 7? This may sound silly, but I'm new to this...
   
   
  You can * not * literally get a DOS command prompt. Starting from Windows XP, don't
  version of Windows can provide you with a.
   
  However, you * can * get a prompt, which looks like a BACK
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  Search box type cmd (short for 'command'), followed by
  Come in.
   
   
  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP (Windows desktop experience) since 2003
   

  Ken Blake

• In bulk to rename files in a folder by using the DOS command line or a batch file.

  Can someone help with this problem, please?  I remember seeing the DOS command line to do a mass renaming of files in a folder or a batch file. for example, vacation photos are all in the format DSC00001.jpg to DSC001234 and I want to change it to something like, say, Rome0001.jpg to Rome1234.jpg.

  How about this:
  Go to the folder of your files in that.  Create a text file, and open it (Windows should use Notepad, that very well).
  in the file type:
  Ren dsc*.jpg rome*.jpg
  Now, save the file as:
  renamethem.bat
  (Make sure you call it ".bat" and save it as a txt document, which will make a simpel file and not add a strange formatting)
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  :)

  Old timer

• 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?

  It of your choice, will not make a difference anyway.  Windows stores most often/most recently used commands and puts them under the ORB start so that they are just a click away.  It is an element of convenience only, and you can delete items here by right-clicking on them and selecting "remove from this list.  This does not remove the program, just deletes the shortcut to the frequently used list.

  '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

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• How to restrict the running command prompt?

  How to restrict the running command prompt?

  I already know the method: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\System DisableCMD: 2

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  So I want to deny the change of registry value by the software used, I changed all permissions to the registry [System] refusal keys with my account.

  but after a modified registry key permissions denied, disableCmd was inactivated more.

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  This issue is beyond the scope of this site which is for the consumer to related issues.
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• Try to run a telnet from the DOS command line session. Or anything else.

  I am new to windows 7 and I'm not a technical person, but I use the DOS command window to start a telnet session on my XP machine for years. For some reason, I am unable to do it with my new WIN7 machine. I am also able to cd to another directory. I'm sure it's something really simple that is not obvious to me.

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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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• The query results wrap in the DOS command window.

  Greetings,
  
  I'm using SQL * MORE in the DOS command window.
  
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• What is the elevated command prompt

  I am running vista and I supported the man-ware problem but I make a point of endpoint not found on my external drives when I try to share the show upward except when I click on them, they say, folder is empty, site says here if after enforcement of male ware to launch an elevated command sfc/s then prompt how can I do this please I can't lose the makings on my disks, they are my backups

  How to open a command prompt in Windows Vista
  http://www.Winhelponline.com/articles/158/1/how-to-open-an-elevated-command-prompt-in-Windows-Vista.html

• How to get edit MS DOS command prompt to work under Vista?

  I'm running Windows Vista Home premium 64-bit. I can not load edit in command prompt to some college assignments. Why my guest tell... "not an internal or external command. not a bat file. » ??? How can I change order work?

  How can I CHANGE order work?

  In short... you can't.
  The old EDIT.COM DOS command came as an additional command that reside in a directory of BACK for 16-bit (8 bits?) Shell COMMAND.COM and QBASIC. EXE. The command window, you use in Vista is a shell 32-bit CMD.COM that does not include support EDIT.COM or QBASIC. EXE.

  If you really want to try COPY CON of the old school. If that won't do, provide clarification on what you try to accomplish without notebook and get other tips may be able to offer.

• Problems to use Java from the DOS command line

  Hello

  When I try to run Java from the Windows DOS command line, I'm running into trouble:

  1. when I run Java from the wrong directory, I get the error error: could not find or load the main class myapp1.

  2. when I'm in the directory 'right' (.../MyApp1/build/classes/myapp1 /, where is the MyApp1.class file), I get the following error:

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  1. the classpath is not set (when I type echo % CLASSPATH % system returns CLASSPATH).

  2. I also get the same error above when using: > java - cp. MyApp1
  

  (3. I did that the path is correctly defined in the environment variables, by way of Java at the beginning of the chain of path).

  Someone at - it ideas?

  Thank you very much in advance for any advice or tips!

  Best regards

  JR

  It should work. Your code:

  package myapp1;
  class MyApp1 {...}
  

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  The case is important.

• Can someone tell me what I should type in the screen command prompt to access the setupapi log so I can delete the files that stops me reinstall windows xp?

  My dell PC crashed then I followed the news online & tried to reinstall windows XP from my original CD. However, the keyboard & mouse stop working when the installation gets to the 33 minute section which requires me to a box on the screen. I saw tips online who says lets you check the setupapi log & delete the file question (s) that prevents the installation but it required that use you SHIFT & F10 to enter the command prompt screen, but my keyboard is isolated at this time. So I went in the recovery console (I think it's the command prompt)?  but I don't know which of the listed commands to use to perform the advice. I would be very grateful for help.

  Thank you

  Repair installs being problematic, I would not waste any more time at this stage. You are ready to perform a clean installation?

• 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
  some easy to use in some applications.

  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

  so I want to rename these files as
  1. jpg
  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...

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

  I'm unable to open the command prompt, commandprompt.lnk refers to lack msg is displayed.

  Hello

  Start - type in the search box-> CMD.exe

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  Run DiskCleanup - start - all programs - Accessories - System Tools - Disk Cleanup

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  Then, run checkdisk - schedule it to run at next boot, then apply OK your way out, then restart.

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• Arp s MS-DOS command prompt

  Trying to attack a NIC with the command prompt "arp s 010.010.014.100 00-20-4A-0B-1B-6B" and continue to be "ARP entry addition failed: 5" message.» Anyone know what this means?

  I think it means that you do not have the correct privileges. Did you use an elevated command prompt?

  You can do the same thing with the netsh command

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc731521 (WS.10) .aspx #BKMK_setneighbors