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Hi again,

Thanks for the details, as that helps a lot! Based on what you entered, I suspect I know what the issue is. In your command I can see you wrote:

C:\Windows\system32>D:\Compressed\jav-it.exe download -c r18.com_cookies.txt -o D:\Compressed -i kwbd00105

This indicates that your trying to run Jav-It from the local directory c:\Windows\system32 by specifying the absolute path D:\Compressed\jav-it.exe. However, because you specified -c r18.com_cookies.txt as a relative path, Jav-It cannot find the file because it does not exist in the location c:\Windows\system32. To avoid this problem, I recommend that you execute Jav-It from directory in which you have it installed. So in your case, run your command in the folder c:\Compressed and I suspect all your issues will go away. If you insist on running it from an external directory, you can specify a fully qualifed path to your cookie file, like -c c:\Compressed\r18.com_cookies.txt (depending on where you saved it). However, this is not recommended as some features such as subtitles and dictionary replacement will likely not function correctly since they would look for files in your current directory which do not exist.

Anyway, run the command again starting from your install directory and see if that works. I suspect that's all you need! (^_^);

I appreciate the response but I am a complete noob to CMD. Could you help me with the exact command?

this is the directory where everything is saved. The cookies and the jav-it.exe

D:\Compressed

D:\Compressed\jav-it.exe download -c r18.com_cookies.txt -o D:\Compressed\JAV -i kwbd00105 -can you modify this command for me?

Hi again,

No worries, I'm happy to help. So the two commands you would want to run is this:

cd D:\Compressed

jav-it.exe download -c r18.com_cookies.txt -o D:\Compressed\JAV -i kwbd00105

The first command changes to your install location, and the second command runs Jav-It. Note that for your output directory you specified `D:\Compressed\JAV`, so make sure that the `JAV` folder really does exist under `Compressed` before you run this. Give this a try and let me know! I'm excited to hear if it works for you!