IPConfig /All Window Closes immediately

When I type Ipconfig /all in the Run option, the window flashed for a second
then closes. I need to save the data to research a wireless problem. How do I
get the window to stay open?

Thanks

open a command window first
Winkey-R
cmd
ipconfig /all


"Walt" <> wrote in message
news:AF47FA96-0EDD-46BC-B555-...
> When I type Ipconfig /all in the Run option, the window flashed for a
> second
> then closes. I need to save the data to research a wireless problem. How
> do I
> get the window to stay open?
>
> Thanks

Dah...thanks Dave. Cobwebs at it again.

"Dave" wrote:

> open a command window first
> Winkey-R
> cmd
> ipconfig /all
>
>
> "Walt" <> wrote in message
> news:AF47FA96-0EDD-46BC-B555-...
> > When I type Ipconfig /all in the Run option, the window flashed for a
> > second
> > then closes. I need to save the data to research a wireless problem. How
> > do I
> > get the window to stay open?
> >
> > Thanks
>
>

Start > All Programs > Accessories and open Command Prompt. Type ipconfig
/all hit enter. The output should remain on screen.

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"Walt" <> wrote in message
news:AF47FA96-0EDD-46BC-B555-...
> When I type Ipconfig /all in the Run option, the window flashed for a
> second
> then closes. I need to save the data to research a wireless problem. How
> do I
> get the window to stay open?
>
> Thanks

Open a command prompt (Run | cmd) and type IPCONFIG /ALL. When you do it in
the Run box, when the command finishes, it defaults to closing the window.
The CMD box doesn't close until you tell it to.

Hope this helps.

--
Dustin Harper

http://www.vistarip.com

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"Walt" <> wrote in message
news:AF47FA96-0EDD-46BC-B555-...
> When I type Ipconfig /all in the Run option, the window flashed for a
> second
> then closes. I need to save the data to research a wireless problem. How
> do I
> get the window to stay open?
>
> Thanks

On Sun, 17 Jun 2007 20:48:10 -0700, "Dustin Harper"
<> wrote:

>Open a command prompt (Run | cmd) and type IPCONFIG /ALL. When you do it in
>the Run box, when the command finishes, it defaults to closing the window.
>The CMD box doesn't close until you tell it to.

You can do it all with one Run command: cmd /k ipconfig /all
The /k parameter tells cmd to leave the window open.
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