Solve : How do i send a messege through cmd in xp?

1.	Solve : How do i send a messege through cmd in xp?
Answer» In win xp run cmd how do i SEND a messege to another computer using code because i see the ping number when i put ping in but i cannot communicate i wish to send a messge to them through cmd baxnet send (domain)-(compnumber) (message) Assuming you're on a network, of course. Quote net send (domain)-(compnumber) (message) Assuming you're on a network, of course. Of course he'll need to start the Messenger Service first on both computers. Way 1: If you don't know how to do this GO to Start - Control Panel - Classic View - Administrative Tools - SERVICES, and then select the Messenger Service and start it. Way 2: Or just type "net start messenger" in a cmd.exe console session. Oh... right. i have tried this and it is not working :-?What's the error message? :-?I forgot. You might need an administrator account to modify services. :-/it comes up with error 3772 or something like that and i am the administrator so it should work plus im sending it through a network not the internet so that COULD be why all i know is that every timne i TRY it it just says something eles [ch351]s wrong Quote it comes up with error 3772 or something like that and i am the administrator so it should work plus im sending it through a network not the internet so that could be why all i know is that every timne i try it it just says something eles [ch351]s wrong Using it over a LAN should be alot easier than over the internet. Could you tell me exactly what is says? I tried typing "net helpmsg 3772", but that couldn't find it.

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In win xp run cmd how do i SEND a messege to another computer using code because i see the ping number when i put ping in but i cannot communicate i wish to send a messge to them through cmd baxnet send (domain)-(compnumber) (message)

Assuming you're on a network, of course. Quote

net send (domain)-(compnumber) (message)
Assuming you're on a network, of course.

Of course he'll need to start the Messenger Service first on both computers.

Way 1: If you don't know how to do this GO to Start - Control Panel - Classic View - Administrative Tools - SERVICES, and then select the Messenger Service and start it.

Way 2: Or just type "net start messenger" in a cmd.exe console session.
Oh... right. i have tried this and it is not working :-?What's the error message? :-?I forgot. You might need an administrator account to modify services. :-/it comes up with error 3772 or something like that and i am the administrator so it should work
plus im sending it through a network not the internet so that COULD be why all i know is that every timne i TRY it it just says something eles [ch351]s wrong
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it comes up with error 3772 or something like that and i am the administrator so it should work
plus im sending it through a network not the internet so that could be why all i know is that every timne i try it it just says something eles [ch351]s wrong

Using it over a LAN should be alot easier than over the internet.

Could you tell me exactly what is says? I tried typing "net helpmsg 3772", but that couldn't find it.

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