Taurus bzt command not working in windows - jmeter

After installing python and Taurus in windows machine, when i try to run a simple test with taurus with command - "bzt sample.jmx" it gives an error as "access denied". Even if i just type "bzt" it gives the same access denied error. I tried running the command using elevate privileges and still the same issue. Any comments on how to fix this?

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I have just started using Julia on a Windows 10 machine, and I have been trying to install some very basic packages. When I use the Pkg.add() command, however, the command window returns the following error:
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I am trying to run dbca/netca commands on docker.
I already have Oracle 12c installed on docker, but I keep running into a issue.
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DBCA cannot be run as root.
When I run the netca command, I get the error:
Oracle Net Configuration Assistant cannot be run as root.
When I run the netmgr command, I get the error:
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Jenkins Slave Installation as windows service

I'm unable to install Jenkins slave as Windows service and getting the following exception:
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Just close everything.
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- Proceed to your jenkins directory using cd (or just copy paste the path into the command prompt).
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- wait for jenkins to be up.
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I'm using Windows 8.1. I get "access is denied" when i execute
vagrant
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I reinstall vagrant, but still access denied.
Any suggestions?
I was also facing the same issue.
How I solved the problem is by assigning/setting VAGRANT_HOME
It was not present by default because as i had installed vagrant in other directory, in my case it was D.
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After executing the command sign out and sign in
Link for reference
There is a chance that things might not properly and you may get ERRNO:EXISTS kind of error. To solve this error make sure the user on which you have installed virtualbox is the one who using vagrant commands are SAME.
Link for reference
use vagrant --debug to print stacktrace log.
You dont have permission to run powershell because vagrant use powershell to execute commands.
you can also check powershell status with vagrant powershell
Make sure you have the rights permission on powershell

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