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Probably disk corruption. &nbsp;Backup what you can, an way you can manage, then run CHKDSK /F at a command prompt, reboot and see if the problem is resolved. &nbsp;
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Probably disk corruption.  Backup what you can, an way you can manage, then run CHKDSK /F at a command prompt, reboot and see if the problem is resolved.  

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Too fast for me. I had too many RDP sessions going and lost track of which one was which. Your answer is correct. The directories I tried were not there, they were on a different server.
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Too fast for me. I had too many RDP sessions going and lost track of which one was which. Your answer is correct. The directories I tried were not there, they were on a different server.

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windows server dos prompt - cd\ &nbsp; &nbsp;went to root of c drive but will not change directories any more. <br />
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error<br />
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the system cannot find the payh specified<br />
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I get this error no matter what directory I try to change to.
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windows server dos prompt - cd\    went to root of c drive but will not change directories any more. 

error

the system cannot find the payh specified

I get this error no matter what directory I try to change to.

cd command does not work

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