Hi,
I have set the following prompt in Advanced System Settings > Environment Variables > User variables (see attachment):
%username%@%computername%[$p]$g$s
When I start a cmd window via Run > Cmd [Enter], the prompt is displayed as "SYSTEM@HOMBRE[C:\Users\thorsten]> " (instead of "thorsten@HOMBRE[C:\Users\thorsten]> ", manually setting the prompt again results in the desired prompt:
Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7601]
Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
SYSTEM@HOMBRE[C:\Users\thorsten]> set username
USERNAME=thorsten
SYSTEM@HOMBRE[C:\Users\thorsten]> set prompt
prompt=SYSTEM@HOMBRE[$p]$g$s
SYSTEM@HOMBRE[C:\Users\thorsten]> prompt %username%@%computername%[$p]$g$s
thorsten@HOMBRE[C:\Users\thorsten]>
My TCC prompt (set prompt=`$u@%_host[...`]) does not show the issue.
Why does Cmd think I am "SYSTEM"?
I have set the following prompt in Advanced System Settings > Environment Variables > User variables (see attachment):
%username%@%computername%[$p]$g$s
When I start a cmd window via Run > Cmd [Enter], the prompt is displayed as "SYSTEM@HOMBRE[C:\Users\thorsten]> " (instead of "thorsten@HOMBRE[C:\Users\thorsten]> ", manually setting the prompt again results in the desired prompt:
Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7601]
Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
SYSTEM@HOMBRE[C:\Users\thorsten]> set username
USERNAME=thorsten
SYSTEM@HOMBRE[C:\Users\thorsten]> set prompt
prompt=SYSTEM@HOMBRE[$p]$g$s
SYSTEM@HOMBRE[C:\Users\thorsten]> prompt %username%@%computername%[$p]$g$s
thorsten@HOMBRE[C:\Users\thorsten]>
My TCC prompt (set prompt=`$u@%_host[...`]) does not show the issue.
Why does Cmd think I am "SYSTEM"?