Your #npcspawn commands currently just tell the system to "make an entry in the database that's like this mob." It doesn't do anything to the in-memory attributes of the mob that you just targetted and typed the command on. So, the #spawnfix command is correct in saying that it (still) doesn't know which entry the mob came from.
If you want to #spawnfix on a mob you just created with #npcspawn, you need to be working with a timed-spawned instance of that mob. Usually this means you'll need to shutdown/reload the zone you're working in so you can get the mob started spawning. Or, just make sure you're positioned correctly when you first type the #spawn command, so there is no need for #spawnfix.
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