[scrfix]

Update 06-25-09
I figured out the issue. The program removed the temp directory and did not recreate it so therefore the next time I attempted to go there, it wasn't there at all and I was getting the error. That is why PushD %temp% was not working in the command line because it that system literally could not find the path specified because it didn't exist.


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The error here is PushD %temp%
When in the command line on an XP box, the error is returned:
The system cannot find the path specified.

[Squashman]

I would think you would want to remove everything inside the %TEMP% directory and not remove the whole thing.

[TheOutcaste]

Keep in mind when using the CD command, if you are switching drives, you must use the /D switch to actually change to that drive. Without the /D, it changes the current directory on the specified drive, but doesn't switch to it.
For example, assuming you are in C:\ and D:\ is the current directory on D: (Keep in mind D:\ is two parts, the Drive D: and the directory \)
Try these four commands (using real folders of course)
C:\>CD D:\Windows\System32
C:\>Dir D:
c:\>Dir D:\
C:\>copy test.txt D:

Note the prompt doesn't change, you are still in C:\.
The Dir D: command will display a directory for D:\Windows\System32, not the root of the D: drive. This is because you specified the drive letter without a directory, so it uses the Current Directory for that drive.
Dir D:\ will display the root of D: as you have specified a directory
The copy command copies to D:\Windows\System32, not to D:\

PushD will change drive letters, and should be followed by a PopD to clear the stack, but isn't really needed. It will be cleared when the Command Prompt closes. PushD also doesn't need to have paths with spaces quoted

As you've discovered, if you delete the Temp folder (or any other system folder), probably best to immediately re-create one to avoid it being MIA.

[scrfix]

Jerry,

Thank you for that. I did discover that and that is how I rectified it by checking to see if it was there and if it wasn't then creating it again.