'net' not a recognized internal or external command

[Guest]

Normally at the command prompt when you type the command net and hit enter it
will return a list of the command parameters. When I do this on this machine
I receive the error: 'net' not recognized as an internal or external command.
The logon script is using this command to map a network drive, e.g.-net use
X: \\servername\sharename. This is working on all machines but this one, and
it just started on this one.

 

[Galen]

In David H <[email protected]> had this to say:

My reply is at the bottom of your sent message:

Normally at the command prompt when you type the command net and hit
enter it will return a list of the command parameters. When I do this
on this machine I receive the error: 'net' not recognized as an
internal or external command. The logon script is using this command
to map a network drive, e.g.-net use X: \\servername\sharename. This
is working on all machines but this one, and it just started on this
one.

I have a dumb question... In %WinDir%\System32\ do you have a net.exe still
or has it gone missing? It's just that's probably what I'd check first if
that were happening here.

Galen

 

[Yves Leclerc]

%WinDir%\System32\ may not be working or that the PATH command does not
contain the System32 folder int the setting.

 

[David H]

dual posting, my mistake, please ignore