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I want to issue a logcat command to filter logs specifying a keyword (say apk). But I am facing an issue where the grep command is not recognized on one of my windows 7 PC. The same command works perfectly on other PC with same configuration.

Command issued on windows command prompt : 

adb logcat | grep apk

Output :

'grep' is not recognized as an internal or external command,operable program or batch file.

Output of working setup : 

01-01 00:00:41.212  1598  2192 W PackageParser: No actions in intent filter at /system/priv-app/GoogleRestore/GoogleRestore.apk Binary XML file line #94
01-01 00:00:41.228  1598  2193 W PackageParser: No actions in intent filter at /system/priv-app/Contacts/Contacts.apk Binary XML file line #443

Need help in knowing the delta between two PCs. And how can I get the same command working on other PC as well.

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    Either one of them has `grep` installed and the other doesn't, or one has `grep` in the default `PATH` and the other doesn't. – RalfFriedl Oct 30 '18 at 19:21
  • Would you please be so kind as to run PATH on both machine HAPPY and machine SAD, and to post the results above by clicking on the `edit` link above and to the left? And, please also do `C: && CD \ && dir /s grep.exe` {Enter} on each PC and post the results by the same means. – K7AAY Oct 30 '18 at 23:34

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Instead of using grep, may I suggest the native windows command find would work as well in this example? 

adb logcat | FIND /I "apk"
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