C continua Sep 29, 2004 #1 After installin Windows XP Resource Kit, I still can not use the command WHERE. Anybody knows the problem? Thanks
After installin Windows XP Resource Kit, I still can not use the command WHERE. Anybody knows the problem? Thanks
J Jerold Schulman Sep 29, 2004 #2 After installin Windows XP Resource Kit, I still can not use the command WHERE. Anybody knows the problem? Thanks Click to expand... Are use using CMD.EXE and NOT command.com? Jerold Schulman Windows: General MVP JSI, Inc. http://www.jsiinc.com
After installin Windows XP Resource Kit, I still can not use the command WHERE. Anybody knows the problem? Thanks Click to expand... Are use using CMD.EXE and NOT command.com? Jerold Schulman Windows: General MVP JSI, Inc. http://www.jsiinc.com
J Jerold Schulman Sep 29, 2004 #3 After installin Windows XP Resource Kit, I still can not use the command WHERE. Anybody knows the problem? Thanks Click to expand... do you have a bat file in your path named where.bat? Jerold Schulman Windows: General MVP JSI, Inc. http://www.jsiinc.com
After installin Windows XP Resource Kit, I still can not use the command WHERE. Anybody knows the problem? Thanks Click to expand... do you have a bat file in your path named where.bat? Jerold Schulman Windows: General MVP JSI, Inc. http://www.jsiinc.com
M Matthias Tacke Sep 29, 2004 #4 continua said: After installin Windows XP Resource Kit, I still can not use the command WHERE. Anybody knows the problem? Thanksr Click to expand... To check if where.exe is in the path, use poor man's where ;-) Copy in a cmd window this !one! line: for %A in (bat cmd com exe vbs js) do @(for %B in (where.%A) do @echo.where.%A %~dp$PATH:B) If no path appears, you should either append the folder where where.exe resides to the path or copy where.exe to a folder included in the path. HTH
continua said: After installin Windows XP Resource Kit, I still can not use the command WHERE. Anybody knows the problem? Thanksr Click to expand... To check if where.exe is in the path, use poor man's where ;-) Copy in a cmd window this !one! line: for %A in (bat cmd com exe vbs js) do @(for %B in (where.%A) do @echo.where.%A %~dp$PATH:B) If no path appears, you should either append the folder where where.exe resides to the path or copy where.exe to a folder included in the path. HTH
M Mark V Sep 30, 2004 #5 In said: After installin Windows XP Resource Kit, I still can not use the command WHERE. Anybody knows the problem? Thanks Click to expand... Did the installation location get added to the System PATH environment variable successfully? And did you reboot for effect?
In said: After installin Windows XP Resource Kit, I still can not use the command WHERE. Anybody knows the problem? Thanks Click to expand... Did the installation location get added to the System PATH environment variable successfully? And did you reboot for effect?
