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Because the system is a stripped-down version, the HELP folder has been stripped out. Which file is the help file for NET /?? What are some good recovery methods?

[ Last edited by tao0610 on 2006-12-22 at 07:26 PM ]

net /? can also be deleted?

The help of NET also needs to open the help file. So of course it can be deleted.

Search~

http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=15954&fpage=1&highlight=help+tuiminghao

It's quite good to carry an XP - related help with you.

ntcmds.chm, I can extract it from the I386 in the CD.
Also extracted a net.hlp but it seems can't be opened directly.
Now there's a problem with NET /? in CMD, any way to restore
Mainly not clear which is the help file, maybe need to associate something.
Who knows about slimming down systems, please explain.



[ Last edited by tao0610 on 2006-12-22 at 01:17 AM ]

The net.hlp file can be opened with Notepad (notepad net.hlp). It's pasted here. If it's in the original format, it's over 50KB.

[quote]
/*Copyright (c) 1991-1993 Microsoft Corporation

Module name:

net.hlp

Summary:

This file contains the help text needed for the net command. It can be used like the net command. (That is, it doesn't generate other formats).

Environment:

User mode - Win32
Can be ported to any 32-bit environment platform. (Use Win32 type definitions named typedefs.)
Requires ANSI C extensions: -- for comments.

Notes:

You will find the documentation about the format of this file at the end of the file.

--*/

%A CONTINUE: CONT
%A FILE: FILES
%A GROUP: GROUPS
%A REPLICATOR: REPL, REPLICATOR
%A SESSION: SESSIONS, SESS
%A STATISTICS: STATS
%A USER: USERS
%A WORKSTATION: REDIRECTOR, REDIR, RDR, WORK, WKSTA, PRDR, DEVRDR
%A MESSENGER: MSG, RECEIVER, RCV
%A SERVER: SVR, SRV

!C NET
!C NAMES
!C SYNTAX
!C SERVICES

.1 SERVICES
:1

NET START can be used to start services, including:

NET START ALERTER
NET START BROWSER
NET START CLIENT SERVICE FOR NETWARE
NET START CLIPBOOK
NET START DHCP CLIENT
NET START EVENTLOG
NET START FILE REPLICATION
NET START MESSENGER
NET START NET LOGON
NET START NT LM SECURITY SUPPORT PROVIDER
NET START PLUG AND PLAY
NET START REMOTE ACCESS CONNECTION MANAGER
NET START ROUTING AND REMOTE ACCESS
NET START RPCLOCATOR
NET START RPCSS
NET START SCHEDULE
NET START SERVER
NET START SPOOLER
NET START TCP/IP NETBIOS HELPER SERVICE
NET START UPS
NET START WORKSTATION

When entered at the command line, service names with two or more words must be enclosed in quotes. For example,
NET START "NET LOGON" starts the net logon service.
#1
$1 This topic has no options. This topic is a list of network services that can be started. It is not a NET command.

.1 SYNTAX
:1

The following naming conventions are used to represent command syntax:

- Uppercase letters represent words that must be entered exactly as they are. Lowercase letters represent the names of items that can be changed, such as file names.

- The [ and ] characters include optional items that can be added to the command.

- The { and } characters include item lists. Users must include one of these items in the command.

For example, in the following syntax, the user must enter NET COMMAND and SWITCH1 or SWITCH2, and the name is optional.
NET COMMAND [name] {SWITCH1 | SWITCH2}

- The [...] characters indicate that the preceding items can be repeated. Separate each item with a space.

- The [,...] characters indicate that the preceding items can be repeated, but the user must separate each item with a comma or semicolon instead of a space.

- When entered at the command line, service names with two or more words must be enclosed in quotes. For example,
The NET START "COMPUTER BROWSER" command will start the computing

I'm sorry, the content is too long to be uploaded. Please send me the mail address via forum private message, and I'll send you net.exe and net.hlp (for Win2003 version).

Thanks, brother redtek!
Just knowing it's this file is enough. The net.hlp has been extracted, but it was mistakenly placed under HLEP all the time.
Now I just remembered that net is an external command. Put net.hlp back into SYSTEM32 and it's okay.
Hehe, it's really ruthless to even spare the 52K help when streamlining.