How do you troubleshoot issues when a command doesn’t execute as expected?

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datarecovee
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How do you troubleshoot issues when a command doesn’t execute as expected?

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To troubleshoot issues with a Command Prompt commands, first verify the command’s syntax by using command /? for help. Ensure the command exists in your Windows version and is available in the system’s PATH. Check for administrative privileges if required, and review any error messages. Confirm file or directory paths are correct and inspect environment variables using set. If the issue persists, try running the command in a new session, refer to official documentation, or update related tools.
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