If you have moved on from cmd.exe and embraced Powershell, then set up an alias, e.g.> System variables -> Path -> Edit -> New -> C:\Program Files\Wireshark -> OK -> OK -> OK You will need to restart your cmd.exe command prompt for the %PATH% to be updated. For Windows 10: Start Menu -> Control Panel -> All Control Panel Items -> System -> Advanced system settings -> Environment Variables. Modify your %PATH% environment variable to include the Wireshark installation directory so you don't have to keep manually modifying it each time.Manually add the Wireshark installation directory to your path before running tshark.exe, e.g., SET "PATH=%PATH% C:\Program Files\Wireshark", assuming that's where Wireshark is installed on your system.Change directories to the Wireshark installation directory before running tshark.exe, just don't attempt to write capture files to that directory.
Type the full path every time you use tshark.exe, e.g., C:\Program Files\Wireshark\tshark.exe.Note that the Wireshark installer does NOT add the Wireshark binary directory to the path.
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