DJJonosound | # 21 | 2014-04-22, 11:58 | Report

You need to use this:
And then execute the commands.
Before there was a space left, so it thought the directory was C:\Program instead of Program Files. You also need to use CD so that it changes the directory

However the x86 part is only if your computer is 64 bit.

fendetto | # 22 | 2014-04-22, 12:20 | Report

still no luck same error duh

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pichlo | # 23 | 2014-04-22, 12:41 | Report

Oh, sancta simplicitas!

@fendetto, could you please type the following commands exactly and copy and paste the results from the screen. To copy the results, right-click in the terminal window, select 'Mark', then select a section of text with your mouse, then press Enter. Come here and paste the text in your post.

Remember you need to type these commands in the terminal window that is running as Administrator. To do that, you need to right-click on the Terminal icon and select 'Run as Adminstrator'.

In the following section, type each line exactly as written, replacing the bits in <> with the relevant action. After each line, press Enter. The commands:

Now copy the contents of the screen using the technique described above and paste it here.

PS
I see a few problems in your screenshot. The first line is missing the quotes. Without them, the command-line interpreter stops on the first space, i.e. instead of "C:\Program Files" it goes only as far as "C:\Program". Then it obviously complains that the path does not exist.

Your second and all other lines are missing a backslash after C:. It should be C:\Program Files, not C:Program Files.

Lastly, there should be no space between (x86) and the following backslash. So, "C:\Program Fileas (x86)\Nokia", not "C:Program Files (x86) \Nokia".

Following my guide above using TAB to expand your path for you should do the trick.

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fendetto | # 24 | 2014-04-22, 13:12 | Report

still no luck

pichlo | # 25 | 2014-04-22, 13:28 | Report

That path is a directory, so it cannot be executed. You were supposed to cd into it first. But we still don't know if your PC is 32 or 64 bit. Depending on that, you may or may not need the (x86) part. Please repeat my commands above. At least the first two lines if those tabs are too taxing for you.

fendetto | # 26 | 2014-04-22, 13:36 | Report

still

pichlo | # 27 | 2014-04-22, 13:52 | Report

I give up. I cannot write is simpler than in post #23. If you can't follow that then perhaps you should not use the flasher.

fendetto | # 28 | 2014-04-22, 13:55 | Report

thanks for your help..pichlo..ill appriciate that..

finally i get it thanks pichlo

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peterleinchen | # 29 | 2014-04-22, 14:20 | Report

Oh cmon...

This (C:\Program Files (x86)\Nokia\Flasher) would only be the directory where flasher tool resides, you cannot execute a directory.

Spoon by spoon. Enter following -as is- into an admin console:
cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Nokia\Flasher)"
or
cd "C:\Program Files\Nokia\Flasher)"

--sorry, did not see the othe comments!?

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MarcAnton | # 30 | 2014-04-22, 17:01 | Report

You use win7? 64bit?
Did you start comandline as admin?

I'm using win8 (flasher workes fine), when I start comandprompt as admin I see C:\WINDOWS\system32> in cmd window,
your log shows C:\Users\admin....?? so I think you start from the wrong point.

As said above If you’re using a 64bit version of Windows you may need to change ‘Program Files’ to ‘Program Files (x86)’

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