Pnputil is not recognized as an internal command











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I'm trying to use pnputil.exe within a command prompt on a brand new Windows 10 Virtual Machine using Virtual Box.
PnpUtil is a native windows application to install drivers. Located in C:WindowsSystem32



Problem:



PnpUtil.exe is not recognised as an internal or external command



What I did:




  • Checked the PATH, C:WindowsSystem32 is here.

  • Checked System32 folder to see if pnputil is here, and he IS. BUT only when I go with windows explorer. Whenever I use dirin a command prompt, pnputil does NOT appear (I double checked if I was in the right folder)


  • Tried to launch it from a elevated command prompt


  • Tried to launch it from within System32 folder

  • Tried to launch it with his direct location ( I don't have the
    english word) : C:WindowsSystem32Pnputil.exe


For all I tried, result is the same, the command is not recognized.










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  • Check output from attrib C:WindowsSystem32Pnputil.exe
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I'm trying to use pnputil.exe within a command prompt on a brand new Windows 10 Virtual Machine using Virtual Box.
PnpUtil is a native windows application to install drivers. Located in C:WindowsSystem32



Problem:



PnpUtil.exe is not recognised as an internal or external command



What I did:




  • Checked the PATH, C:WindowsSystem32 is here.

  • Checked System32 folder to see if pnputil is here, and he IS. BUT only when I go with windows explorer. Whenever I use dirin a command prompt, pnputil does NOT appear (I double checked if I was in the right folder)


  • Tried to launch it from a elevated command prompt


  • Tried to launch it from within System32 folder

  • Tried to launch it with his direct location ( I don't have the
    english word) : C:WindowsSystem32Pnputil.exe


For all I tried, result is the same, the command is not recognized.










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  • Check output from attrib C:WindowsSystem32Pnputil.exe
    – JosefZ
    Dec 1 at 21:51













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I'm trying to use pnputil.exe within a command prompt on a brand new Windows 10 Virtual Machine using Virtual Box.
PnpUtil is a native windows application to install drivers. Located in C:WindowsSystem32



Problem:



PnpUtil.exe is not recognised as an internal or external command



What I did:




  • Checked the PATH, C:WindowsSystem32 is here.

  • Checked System32 folder to see if pnputil is here, and he IS. BUT only when I go with windows explorer. Whenever I use dirin a command prompt, pnputil does NOT appear (I double checked if I was in the right folder)


  • Tried to launch it from a elevated command prompt


  • Tried to launch it from within System32 folder

  • Tried to launch it with his direct location ( I don't have the
    english word) : C:WindowsSystem32Pnputil.exe


For all I tried, result is the same, the command is not recognized.










share|improve this question













I'm trying to use pnputil.exe within a command prompt on a brand new Windows 10 Virtual Machine using Virtual Box.
PnpUtil is a native windows application to install drivers. Located in C:WindowsSystem32



Problem:



PnpUtil.exe is not recognised as an internal or external command



What I did:




  • Checked the PATH, C:WindowsSystem32 is here.

  • Checked System32 folder to see if pnputil is here, and he IS. BUT only when I go with windows explorer. Whenever I use dirin a command prompt, pnputil does NOT appear (I double checked if I was in the right folder)


  • Tried to launch it from a elevated command prompt


  • Tried to launch it from within System32 folder

  • Tried to launch it with his direct location ( I don't have the
    english word) : C:WindowsSystem32Pnputil.exe


For all I tried, result is the same, the command is not recognized.







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  • Check output from attrib C:WindowsSystem32Pnputil.exe
    – JosefZ
    Dec 1 at 21:51


















  • Check output from attrib C:WindowsSystem32Pnputil.exe
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    Dec 1 at 21:51
















Check output from attrib C:WindowsSystem32Pnputil.exe
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Dec 1 at 21:51




Check output from attrib C:WindowsSystem32Pnputil.exe
– JosefZ
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