C:>C:> This shows in CMD when opened
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This literally shows when i open someone's cmd prompt. It's preventing her from doing her work. I've tried logging in as admin, c$, and restarted the laptop. Any suggestions?
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This literally shows when i open someone's cmd prompt. It's preventing her from doing her work. I've tried logging in as admin, c$, and restarted the laptop. Any suggestions?
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asked Nov 19 at 18:51
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Do you get any result? not nice ? eh?
– E.Coms
Nov 19 at 19:08
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This seems like it would be more appropriate on Super User.
– zzzzBov
Nov 19 at 19:09
1) start cmd and then run: setprompt|clipand "paste" this "out" in a notepad for take a look in "prompt "(default=prompt &p$g.)- - 2) get autoruns for check any anormal service/softer in the system, 3) run: "rundll32 sysdm.cpl,EditEnvironmentVariables" and take a look. --4) type prompt $p$g
– kapputz
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This literally shows when i open someone's cmd prompt. It's preventing her from doing her work. I've tried logging in as admin, c$, and restarted the laptop. Any suggestions?
cmd
asked Nov 19 at 18:51
zeeemaan
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C:>C:>
This literally shows when i open someone's cmd prompt. It's preventing her from doing her work. I've tried logging in as admin, c$, and restarted the laptop. Any suggestions?
cmd
cmd
asked Nov 19 at 18:51
zeeemaan
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asked Nov 19 at 18:51
zeeemaan
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asked Nov 19 at 18:51
zeeemaan
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asked Nov 19 at 18:51
zeeemaan
1
asked Nov 19 at 18:51
zeeemaan
1
1
Do you get any result? not nice ? eh?
– E.Coms
Nov 19 at 19:08
1
This seems like it would be more appropriate on Super User.
– zzzzBov
Nov 19 at 19:09
1) start cmd and then run: setprompt|clipand "paste" this "out" in a notepad for take a look in "prompt "(default=prompt &p$g.)- - 2) get autoruns for check any anormal service/softer in the system, 3) run: "rundll32 sysdm.cpl,EditEnvironmentVariables" and take a look. --4) type prompt $p$g
– kapputz
Nov 20 at 4:02
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Do you get any result? not nice ? eh?
– E.Coms
Nov 19 at 19:08
1
This seems like it would be more appropriate on Super User.
– zzzzBov
Nov 19 at 19:09
1) start cmd and then run: setprompt|clipand "paste" this "out" in a notepad for take a look in "prompt "(default=prompt &p$g.)- - 2) get autoruns for check any anormal service/softer in the system, 3) run: "rundll32 sysdm.cpl,EditEnvironmentVariables" and take a look. --4) type prompt $p$g
– kapputz
Nov 20 at 4:02
Do you get any result? not nice ? eh?
– E.Coms
Nov 19 at 19:08
Do you get any result? not nice ? eh?
– E.Coms
Nov 19 at 19:08
1
1
This seems like it would be more appropriate on Super User.
– zzzzBov
Nov 19 at 19:09
This seems like it would be more appropriate on Super User.
– zzzzBov
Nov 19 at 19:09
1) start cmd and then run: set
prompt|clip and "paste" this "out" in a notepad for take a look in "prompt "(default= prompt &p$g.)- - 2) get autoruns for check any anormal service/softer in the system, 3) run: "rundll32 sysdm.cpl,EditEnvironmentVariables" and take a look. --4) type prompt $p$g– kapputz
Nov 20 at 4:02
1) start cmd and then run: set
prompt|clip and "paste" this "out" in a notepad for take a look in "prompt "(default= prompt &p$g.)- - 2) get autoruns for check any anormal service/softer in the system, 3) run: "rundll32 sysdm.cpl,EditEnvironmentVariables" and take a look. --4) type prompt $p$g– kapputz
Nov 20 at 4:02
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Do you get any result? not nice ? eh?
– E.Coms
Nov 19 at 19:08
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This seems like it would be more appropriate on Super User.
– zzzzBov
Nov 19 at 19:09
1) start cmd and then run: set
prompt|clipand "paste" this "out" in a notepad for take a look in "prompt "(default=prompt &p$g.)- - 2) get autoruns for check any anormal service/softer in the system, 3) run: "rundll32 sysdm.cpl,EditEnvironmentVariables" and take a look. --4) type prompt $p$g– kapputz
Nov 20 at 4:02