We are all used to seeing the normal "page cannot be displayed" error on Microsofts web browser page or even the "file not found error" when seasrching for a file, and there are some errors that we just love to see like "please insert a writable disc" when we are in a hurry to burn a data disc on windows, but when you are new to networking and you get errors like the one below you start scratching your head thinking what in the world are they talking about.

"The request requires elevation!!!" Elevation? hell, I can get on my horse with my laptop and try again and it still gives me the message. LOL

The problem is the Windows Vista User Account Control system is turned on and it does not tell you that you need administrative rights in order to run that command. so, I researched the problem online and found that in order to make it work we need to run the command promt on administrator mode in order for those command to be accepted.

Thanks Microsoft for your great error description. Next time you may want to use elevation in a form that is much more useful like "Elevating your level of testing and debbuging will actually help to have a much more reliable system."