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try an sfc /scannow to replace the sys files
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try an sfc /scannow to replace the sys files

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Hi Jay_Jay70, <br />
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Ok I have to add sfc to the unrecognized command list. Because it does not work either :(
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Hi Jay_Jay70,

Ok I have to add sfc to the unrecognized command list. Because it does not work either :(

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youch! windows repair my friend, quickest and easiest solution and the most you lose is a few settings
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youch! windows repair my friend, quickest and easiest solution and the most you lose is a few settings

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I changed my current working directory to C:\Windows\System32 ipconfig came up! Now, why haven't I thought of that? *slapping self silly* <br />
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Wondering why it was taken out of the path statement. Hmmmm. More to ponder on.
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I changed my current working directory to C:\Windows\System32 ipconfig came up! Now, why haven't I thought of that? *slapping self silly*

Wondering why it was taken out of the path statement. Hmmmm. More to ponder on.

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When I type ipconfig from command prompt, it results in &quot;is not recognized as internal or external command, operable program or batch file&quot;<br />
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From what I've observed this started after I installed Open Next (which added unix command functionalities like ls, ps etc..). I've uninstalled this already and rebooted but ipconfig remains unusable.<br />
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Something tells me that there are other standard windows command that became unusable but ipconfig is the only one i've noticed so far. HELP experts!
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When I type ipconfig from command prompt, it results in "is not recognized as internal or external command, operable program or batch file"

From what I've observed this started after I installed Open Next (which added unix command functionalities like ls, ps etc..). I've uninstalled this already and rebooted but ipconfig remains unusable.

Something tells me that there are other standard windows command that became unusable but ipconfig is the only one i've noticed so far. HELP experts!

IPCONFIG 'is not recognized' anymore

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).