CMD (Windows) commands

#CMD (Windows) commands
ADDUSERS - Add or list users to/from a CSV file.
BCDBOOT - Create or repair a system partition.
CACLS - Change file permissions.
CHANGE - Change Terminal Server Session properties
CIPHER - Encrypt or Decrypt files/folders
CLS - Clear the screen.
COLOR - Change colors of the CMD window.
COMPRESS - Compress one or more files.
CSCcmd - Client-side caching (Offline Files).
COPY - Copy one or more files to another location.
CERTUTIL -Utility for certification authority (CA) files and services.
DEFRAG - Defragment hard drive.
DevCon - Device Manager Command Line Utility.
DIRUSE - Display disk usage.
DISKUSE - Show the space used in folders.
DSACLs - Active Directory ACLs.
DSGet - View items in the active directory.
DSMove- Move an Active directory Object.
DEL- Delete one or more files.
ENDLOCAL -End localisation of environment changes in a batch file.
ERASE -Delete one or more files.
EXIT -Quit the current script/routine and set an error level.
EXPLORER- Open Windows Explorer.
EXTRACT -Uncompress CAB files.
FIND- Search for a text string in a file.
FOR /F Loop command: - against a set of files.
FOR Loop command: - all options Files, Directory, List.
FORMAT -Format a disk
FORMAT -Format a disk.
FSUTIL -File and Volume utilities.
EXPAND - Uncompress CAB files.
FTYPE -File extension file type associations.
GETMAC -Display the Media Access Control (MAC) address.
GPRESULT -Display Resultant Set of Policy information.
HELP -Online Help.
iCACLS -Change file and folder permissions.
IF -Conditionally perform a command.
IPCONFIG -Configure IP.
LABEL - Edit a disk label.
LOGMAN -Manage Performance Monitor logs.
LOGTIME - Log the date and time in a file.
MAPISEND - Send email from the command line.
MKLINK - Create a symbolic link.
MORE - Display output, one screen at a time.
MOVE - Move files from one folder to another.
MSG - Send a message.

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Man, literally every single person in this forum are fully capable to google any kind of command they need, when they need it.

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Another good command for the record - arp -a
to show a list of network devices known to the local computer.
Comes in handy sometimes.

And - netstat -no
Show a list of open network connections to the local computer.

wtf

dos days lol

i dont think anybody use the dos on windows no more .

administration in the mmc i understand not dos commands .

learn bash if intrested in commands and convert to lynx

redarrow said:

wtf

dos days lol

i dont think anybody use the dos on windows no more .

administration in the mmc i understand not dos commands .

learn bash if intrested in commands and convert to lynx

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I still use quite a lot for network troubleshooting on workstations - netstat -no, arp -a, ipconfig all good commands.
Also, sometimes deleting stubborn files, changing permissions - some stuff still can be done from dos.
Maybe I am old now and I am one of those people that cant let go of an old system

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zagard said:

Man, literally every single person in this forum are fully capable to google any kind of command they need, when they need it.

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raj008 said:

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