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What happens when you use a non-elevated (standard) command prompt? Try ipconfig.
Elevated Command Prompt Shortcut
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Nelly,
Could you post the command that you are typing in to see if something may be wrong with it?
As a test, create a new administrator account to see if it works properly while logged into it instead.
If it does, then you can just copy your files from your old account's C:\Users\(user-name) folders into your new account's C:\Users\(user-name) folders. After everything checks out ok, you can delete the old account from within the new one.
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New #13
Do the prompts open correctly? Do you only get the errors when trying to execute a command at the prompt? Try the command help.
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Hello again,
The commands I am typing are ipconfig /flushdns , ipconfig /all, defrag C: -f , ping 127.0.0.1 etc.
Also "help" produced the "Access is denied" message.
However, and baffling, I found that "date" and "exit" work.
I created a new administrator account and received the same "Access is denied" message.
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Nelly,
Since these are all ipconfig commands, how do you have your network setup? Are you part of a domain?
If through a router, test it connected directly to your modem instead to see if it may be a IP address set the same as another device on the network issue in the router.
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Thanks a lot for another great tutorial!.
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This might be a silly Question but is there a way to add it to context menu on desktop ?
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Hello Magikill,
Not a silly question at all. This may work for you.
Add or Remove "Open Command Window Here as Administrator" to the Context Menu
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