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I'm trying to call 'cmd' inside Windows PowerShell console in order to get to work immediately with Command Prompt mode, but I got this message instead:
I know I can use Command Prompt outside of PowerShell, but this is a special case.
Any suggestions about how can I revert this?
Thank you.
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Ok. Thanks for the info.
Right-click Start, click Run.
Type sysdm.cpl and press Enter
Click the Advanced tab.
Click "Environment Variables"
Under "System variables", select "Path"
Click "Edit"
Move the following items to the top by clicking on the "Move Up" button
Click OK and close the dialog boxes.
Close and re-open a fresh instance of PowerShell.
WORKED! Many thanks!
I was working on a special project two moths ago allowing me to add some of those variables and had a different order.
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Yes, close it.
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