#txadmin console error
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please help me
WMIC can be installed via the âTurn Windows features on or offâ app. Although itâs on its best way to being marked as deprecated, so I donât know how long this is still going to work
i dont have this app on my server
You can also open it via the control panel
in which control panel?
Just type in the search bar âcontrol panelâ
On the top right select âLarge Iconsâ
And then you need to go to programs and features
and next?
Do you see a list with checkboxes?
yes
Now scroll down until you reach the âwâ. The list is sorted alphabetical
What do you see?
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English in this Discord.
What if I write in English and the same sentence in German?
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Go to âWindows Features aktivieren und deaktivierenâ
Thats fine :P
So Windows Server and not Windows 10?
Windows Server 2022 Standard is installed on the server
yes
Install-WindowsFeature -Name RSAT-WMI
he didn't answer anything.
Give me one minute
okay xD
Iâll try on my server
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I think I found the right one
Install-WindowsFeature -Name RSAT-Role-Tools -IncludeAllSubFeature
Then you have to restart the server
restart now?
Positive
and after the restart?
Try
wmic computersystem get name,model,manufacturer
If that works youâve installed wmic
in the powershell
I think so
And cmd?
Search in the start menu for
âDiensteâ
yes
Then try to find âwinmgmtâ
If that service is stoped, start it and if itâs already started I donât really know what to do
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I think itâs âWMI-Leistungsadapterâ
ÂŻ_(ă)_/ÂŻ
Then try the wmic command again in cmd
Alright
Then itâs simple
Press windows and r at the same time
Then type
SystemPropertiesAdvanced
Could you send a screenshot?
Go to âUmgebungsvariablenâ
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Add a new entry for
C:\Windows\System32\wbem
After that hit ok and you should be all set
Click ok and close all the windows
okay
You shouldnât be getting any errors in tx anymore
Alright then you do the same thing with the âumgebungsvariablenâ
it's still coming
okay
And add this one
it works
Wonderful
thanks you
No problem
@magic acorn Possible for you to write a quick guide in English that explains the steps to fix this issue? So we can reuse it in the future :P
Ofc take your time, appreciate it
Step 1. Verify WMIC Installation
1. Open Command Prompt or PowerShell.
2. Type:
C:\Windows\System32\wbem\wmic.exe
3. If there appeared new line with âwmicâ, skip to Step 3. If the file is missing, continue.
Step 2. Reinstall WMIC
1. Open PowerShell as Administrator.
2. Run the following command to install WMI-related features:
Install-WindowsFeature -Name RSAT-Role-Tools -IncludeAllSubFeature
3. Restart the computer to apply changes.
Step 3. Check Step 1.
If WMIC is installed but not recognized:
1. Open the System Properties (via SystemPropertiesAdvanced in Win + R).
2. Go to Environment Variables â System Variables â Select Path â Edit.
3. Ensure the following path exists:
C:\Windows\System32\wbem
4. If missing, add it, and restart your system.
Step 1. Verify CHCP.COM Installation
1. Open Command Prompt or PowerShell.
2. Run:
C:\Windows\System32\chcp.com
3. If the chcp command works, proceed to Step 3. If the file is missing, continue.
Step 2. Reinstall CHCP.COM
1. Run System File Checker (SFC):
⢠Open Command Prompt as Administrator.
⢠Run:
sfc /scannow
⢠This will scan and restore missing system files.
2. Install Windows Update:
⢠Open Settings â Update & Security â Windows Update â Check for Updates.
⢠Install any pending updates to ensure all system utilities are restored.
Step 3. Check System Path
Ensure the System32 directory is correctly referenced in the system environment variables:
1. Open the Environment Variables editor (as described in WMICâs Step 3).
2. Confirm the path:
C:\Windows\System32
3. Add it if missing, and restart the system.
- Verifying Installation
After following the steps above, verify the commands:
⢠WMIC:
wmic
You should see the wmic:root\cli> prompt.
⢠CHCP:
chcp
This should display the active code page (e.g., Active Code Page: 850).
Itâs not pretty but itâll do
And if youâre kind enough to give some credits that would be appreciated
Thanks a lot, I will see what I can do to reproduce the issue and put it in my own docs
Alright