19-08-2018, 09:58 AM
OK - in that case, try the other way:
That will get the "DOS" command window on the screen - it will stay there until you close it. Then, you'll be able to type "ipconfig /all" and see the result with no problem.
Quote:1.1 Alternatively, you can press "R" while holding down the Windows key on the keyboard. This pops up the "Run" dialogue. Type "cmd" in there and hit enter.
That will get the "DOS" command window on the screen - it will stay there until you close it. Then, you'll be able to type "ipconfig /all" and see the result with no problem.
