Hello experts,
I have a problem. I am getting two errors. The first is this error message “The system cannot find the path specified. However, the drive-letter is listed in (My) Computer and accessible from non-elevated Command Prompt” and this “access the “network drive” using elevated command prompt”. I’m at a loss as to what it means.
Need a solution. Thanks very much.
Hi Jennylyn Pierce,
Thank you for your query. That error was caused mainly by a corrupted system32 file. To fix this problem, Go to Start – > Programs – > Accessories – > System Tools – > System Restore. Perform a restoration of your PC and select from the dates given by the computer to which your PC is in good running condition. After the restoration process, your computer rebooted and then your problem is already fixed.
Always,
Rana Gani
Hi Jennylin,
This kind of errors occur when your anti-virus software has removed an erroneous system file but still having tracks in the registry and your OS fails to open it as it is already deleted.
You can run a system scan and remove the bug. Please follow these steps:
2. Download Windows Cannot Find Fix Wizard,
3. Install it,
4. Double click on the Windows Cannot Find Fix Wizard Icon,
5. Click next (See the image below),
6. Select the 3rd Option i.e. “The System cannot find the path specified”,
7. Click next,
8. Click next again,
9. Copy paste (Ctrl+c and Ctrl+v) the error message in the big box, i.e. – “The system cannot find the path specified. However, the drive-letter is listed in (My) Computer and accessible from non-elevated Command Prompt” and this “access the “network drive” using elevated command prompt”.
10. Click next,
11. Wait till the program corrects the bug.
12. Close the Windows Cannot Find Fix Wizard Program.
It shall work, I am sure!
