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    It says access denied. Why?
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    The reason that access denied is showing is because either the device you are trying to connect to has rejected your connection or you are not running CMD under administrator.
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    How do I send messages using windows 10?
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    Net Send is not supported on Windows 10. However, there are other messaging services on the internet.
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    How do I change the value of "AllowRemoteRPC" from 0 to 1?
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    Hold WINDOWS + R. Type in "regedit" (without quotation marks). Using the file tree on the left, navigate to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server" and find "AllowRemoteRPC". Right-click and click Modify, then change the current value to 1 if it isn't already.
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    Is there a way to send messages using CMD on Windows 10?
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    Yes. You can use the "msg" command (without quotes) as mentioned in the "Vista or Later" section.
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    Does Net Send need a connection to a network or to the internet for the message to be sent?
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    If you want to send the message to another user, you need to be connected to the same network.
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    Will this work on Windows 10?
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    No. This requires the Messenger Service to be present and enabled. It was disabled by default in Windows XP SP2, and removed completely in Windows Vista and newer.
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