Use MSBuild at a command prompt To run MSBuild at a command prompt, pass a project file to MSBuild.exe, together with the appropriate command-line options.

The error may also occur due to a decline in installation or inappropriate script execution. A corrupt driver or invalid registry entry may also lead to this error. To fix this issue, you have to include the Manifest Tool (mt.exe) to the system path. Further, you can also attempt to add the xcopy code in a batch file.

The error message means that the batch file is unable to locate setup.exe, most likely because you supplied neither drive letter nor the name of the folder where it resides.

The “is not recognized as an internal command” error usually occurs because the computer can’t find the executable that you’re asking it to launch. However, you can provide it with the full path to your executable file and it should then be able to run it without any issues. Launch a Command Prompt window on your PC.

Fix ‘CMD command is not recognized’ errors

1. Navigate to C:WindowsSystem32 and make sure the CMD executable is present.
2. Perform the Environmental variables check as above.
3. Run the command ‘cmd /d’ which apparently stops autorun from running.
4. Find those two registry entries listed above and delete them.

1. Set path to system32 c:/windows/system32 instead of %SystemRoot%/system32.
2. Go to system32 folder then search and find cmd.exe.
3. Use command instead of cmd.exe.

To enable msbuild in Command Prompt, you simply have to add the directory of the msbuild.exe install on your machine to the PATH environment variable. You can access the environment variables by: Right clicking on Computer.

You can’t use ls on cmd as it’s not shipped with Windows , but you can use it on other terminal programs (such as GitBash). If you really want to use ls , you could install 3rd party tools to allow you to run unix commands on Windows . Such a program is Microsoft Windows Subsystem for Linux (link to docs).

The most efficient way to fix the “is not recognized as an internal command” error is to edit your environment variable and add the appropriate file path there. This is because the Command Prompt utility looks at those paths when you enter a command, and then opens the file if it finds it in one of those directories.

9009 means file not found, but it actually couldn’t find the “iscc” part of the command. I fixed it by adding “;C://Program Files//Inno Setup 5 (x86)//” to the system environment variable “path”

Error 9009 = DNS server not authoritative for zone. Why is that happening with an Advert, not sure but.. that is what the error translates too. the forward and reverse lookup seems to be working fine.

A Run Task ended with Return Code 9009. What does that mean? (SCI40123) A Run Task ended with Return Code 9009. What does that mean? (SCI40123) A Run Task ended with Return Code 9009. What does that mean? (SCI40123) This is probably a batch (.bat, .cmd). A program called in the batch was not found, and Windows sets the %errorlevel% to 9009.