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moving/renaming system32 commands on win 7 doesnt work as expecte
Say I move ping.exe or netstat.exe from the system32 folder and run the command. I know the command runs (used wireshark for ping.exe to capture packets) but the display on the screen is messed up - nothing shows up.
Any idea why?
Is this a feature of windows 7?
How can I work around this?
Thanks
Windows 7 Enterprise (64-bit)
OSWindows 7 Enterprise (64-bit)
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Guru
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Why do you need to move them why not run directly from elevated command prompt
eg
Win7 Ultimate X64 Intel i5 3570K 8GB DDR3 1600 Onboard Computer typePC/Desktop Computer Manufacturer/Model NumberPauly Special OSWin7 Ultimate X64 CPUIntel i5 3570K MotherboardGigabyte Z77X-DS3H Memory8GB DDR3 1600 Graphics Card(s)Onboard Sound CardOnboard Screen Resolution1280x1024 Hard DrivesSamsung 840 Evo SSD (OS)
1TB Spinner (Data) PSU800W Arctic CaseCooler Master Cooling3x120mm Fans KeyboardMS Wireless MouseMS Wireless Internet Speed20M
An error has occured
Guru
Gold Member
Win7 Ultimate X64 Intel i5 3570K 8GB DDR3 1600 Onboard Computer typePC/Desktop Computer Manufacturer/Model NumberPauly Special OSWin7 Ultimate X64 CPUIntel i5 3570K MotherboardGigabyte Z77X-DS3H Memory8GB DDR3 1600 Graphics Card(s)Onboard Sound CardOnboard Screen Resolution1280x1024 Hard DrivesSamsung 840 Evo SSD (OS)
1TB Spinner (Data) PSU800W Arctic CaseCooler Master Cooling3x120mm Fans KeyboardMS Wireless MouseMS Wireless Internet Speed20M
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moving/renaming system32 commands on win 7 doesnt work as expected
Actually speaking those commands don't need elevated privileges to be executed (either inside/outside) of system32.
Does Win 7 use the command name and location information when executing the command?
Thanks
Windows 7 Enterprise (64-bit)
OSWindows 7 Enterprise (64-bit)