Resolved [cmd entry gives error "Access Denied"]

BobbyScot · 2012/10/03

I require to turn off a cmd entry, access is shown as denied. How can I obtain permission?

SpywareDr · 2012/10/03

One way to get to an elevated cmd prompt is to click Start, type in "cmd" (without the quotes), right-click the "cmd.exe" you'll see up at the top and select "Run as Administrator ".

Admin. · 2012/10/03

Please follow our Posting Rules (#3 - Meaningful Subject).

I have adjusted your subject.

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BobbyScot · 2012/10/04

SpywareDr, many thanks for your prompt reply. Carried out suggestion, now able to use the "cmd" input as required. Thanks again.

SpywareDr · 2012/10/04

You're more than welcome.

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