Rewrite.bat not working (SOLVED)

[Lukany]

Are you running your computer with Japan system locale? Yes

Game Name: Rewrite
Description of Problem:

 

Well, so I'm just finished download Rewrite V3 on fuwanovel, and followed the instructions and have run Rewrite.bat as adm...

However, it keeps saying: "Failed! Please  run as administrator!"

I tried executing usind ("Run as Administrator), but it keeps not working...

 

Your Operating System: Windows 7 Professional
64 or 32 bit: 64 bits.
What did you already try?

 

I alrealdy downloaded the SiglusEngine-gaijinhack and it didn't work...

I also tried to make my only user (Me, I am an the sole administrator) on the adm group, but it's alrealdy in there...

Also, I have tried using compability, and messing around with the cmd... Didn't work...

Did you download your game from Fuwanovel?: Yes

 

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So, I'm new here, pleasure to meet you all...

[Luch]

What is the output you get when you write NET SESSION to cmd as an administrator?

[Lukany]

Well...

The command isn't working at all...

As well as a bunch of other commands like 'help', at first I though it was because the \ are being replaced

by yen symbols, but after I resolved that... It still doens't work...

 

Is that it?

[Luch]

Yes, something is broken.

What does the command PATH give you?

[Lukany]

Oh! I alrealdy managed to figure it out! ^^

I searched around and found something about system variables... It told me to change back to C:\windows\windows32

And everything went back to normal!

 

Here is the steps if anyone is having the same problem:

 

 

1. Click on Start
2. Right click on Computer
3. Click on Properties
4. Click on Advanced System Settings
5. Click on Environment Variables
6. Under System variables scroll down until you see Path

 

Change to: C:\Windows\System32\

 

 

Oh, and thanks anyway for the help, if you didn't ask me to check the NET SESSION command, I would never have figured something was broken...

[Luch]

Very good.

 

 

Just a note:

You shouldn't replace everything in the PATH variable but instead you should use ; as a separator and add the new path after the already existing entries.

[REtransInternational]

Just a note:

You shouldn't replace everything in the PATH variable but instead you should use ; as a separator and add the new path after the already existing entries.

This is very important - many programs may not work if the system path is wrong.

The default is apparently something like

%SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%;%SystemRoot%\System32\Wbem