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To rule out these possibilities, do the following:

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The 'Windows Command Processor has stopped working' error may also be the result of a malware infection or corrupt Windows files. Option #2: Scan the System and Check for Errors In that case, proceed to Option #2 below. If you have gone through the entire list of programs in your startup but that still does not fix it, then you may have a more deeply rooted problem. With Administrator access / reinstalling the program, and which ones can't.ĭisable the programs in the startup that simply can't run without giving you Keep moving down the list of programs to test until you find out which ones can run properly (d) Move onto the next program to test (refer to Steps #1 and #2 above). If not, you will need toĭisable that program from your startup (refer to Step #1 and Step #2 above). The problem by rebooting the computer once again.

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If so, download it, reinstall the program, and see if that fixes

Go online and see if you can find an updated version of the program toĭownload. (c) If after rebooting the computer you still receive the 'Windows Command Processor has stopped working' error, Finally, under the "Settings" heading, tick the box that says "Run this program as Administrator", then click Apply and OK,Īnd reboot the computer as you normally would. Tick the box that says "Run this program in compatibility mode for:", and choose "Windows 7". (b) Go to the Compatibility tab and look for the "Compatibility mode" heading, then (a) Click Start and locate the program in question via the Start menu, then right click its icon and select Properties. In this case, you can now try and run the program as Administrator to see if that fixes the 'Windows Command Processor has stopped working' error. (d) If after you reboot, you receive the 'Windows Command Processor has stopped working' error message, then you will have successfully identified which program is causing the error.

Rebooting the computer (refer to Step #5 above). (c) Test to see if that one program you re-enabled is causing the error by (b) Check mark one program in your Startup list to re-enable it again. (a) Open the System Configuration utility again (refer to Steps #1 and #2 If you don't see the 'Windows Command Processor has stopped working' error, then you have verified that it is one or more non-Microsoft programs in your startup that is causing the error.

Once the computer reboots, sign on as usual.

A window will pop up asking you to reboot Then, click the close button at the top right of the System Configuration window.

Close any other open windows on the system and save your work.

Click the Apply button, and then click OK.

All the non-Microsoft programs that were previously selected to run at startup will no longer launch at startup. Once the box is ticked, a list ofĪll your third-party programs that run at startup will be displayed in the window.

Click the Services tab and then click the check box that says "Hide all Microsoft services".

This will bring up the System Configuration utility.

Click Start and type in "msconfig" (no quotes).

IMPORTANT: bookmark this page in your browser so you can come back to it,īecause your computer will need to reboot multiple times using this guide. (or more) of your startup programs is causing the 'Windows Command Processor has stopped working' error. By temporarily disabling all non-Microsoft programs in the Windows startup, you should be able to determine if in fact one The Windows startup contains Microsoft services, as well as third party programs that automatically launch whenever you sign into Windows. Option #1: Disable All Non-Microsoft Programs in the Startup and Test Problem as such, I have provided an exhaustive approach to fixing the error. Processor has stopped working' error may also indicate a much more deeply rooted The error message that 'Windows Command Processor has stopped working' and wasĪble to fix it by removing some programs from launching at the startup - but it When I first upgraded to Windows 10, I also received

I have searched high and low to try and figure out why I keep receiving this error message but I'm completely stumped. There are at least 3 of these notifications whenever I sign into Windows 10, and they only happen after I login. Every time I boot my computer, I receive an error message that says 'Windows Command Processor has stopped working'.