How to Exit Telnet

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Open your Command Prompt window.. Make sure Telnet is active.. Enter the "Close Server" command.

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Steps

1

Open your Command Prompt window.

Step 1

Open your Command Prompt window.

2

Make sure Telnet is active.

Step 2

Make sure Telnet is active.

3

Enter the "Close Server" command.

Step 3

Enter the "Close Server" command.

4

Enter the "Quit" command.

Step 4

Enter the "Quit" command.

5

Wait for the normal Command Prompt window to appear.

Step 5

Wait for the normal Command Prompt window to appear.

6

Close and re-open Command Prompt if necessary.

Step 6

Close and re-open Command Prompt if necessary.

7

Open Start .

Step 7

Open Start .

8

Open the "Windows Features" section of Control Panel.

Step 8

Open the "Windows Features" section of Control Panel.

9

Scroll down and uncheck the "Telnet Client" box.

Step 9

Scroll down and uncheck the "Telnet Client" box.

10

Click OK.

Step 10

Click OK.

11

Click Close when prompted.

Step 11

Click Close when prompted.

12

Restart your computer.

Step 12

Restart your computer.

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