COMMAND PROMPT COMMANDS

COMMAND PROMPT IMPORTANT COMMANDS

Press Windows+R in windows 7 or 8 or xp on keybord then type CMD command line and entre. You can see command prompt window. And type below commands like dir, if you type dir then you will get all directory’s and files information. Read carefully and before you doing these command prompts get idea from propessionals.

                And video also available for some commands prompts, its examples only. Below text you can see our image samples and video sample.

Some important commands and examples : -

  

CD..  – BACK PATH FRO C:USERS\

  BCDBOOT  -  SYSTEM PARTITION

   BITSADMIN - BACKGROUND INTELLIGENT TRANSFER SERVICE

   BCDEDIT  - BOOT CONFIGURATION DATA

   CACLS  -  TO CHANGE FILES PERMISSIONS

   CALL  -   CALL OTHER PROGRAM

   CERTREQ  - OPEN REQUEST FILE

   CD  -     CHANGE DIRECTORY

   CHKNTFS -  NTFS FILE SYSTEM CHEKING

   CLEANMGR - AUTOMATED CLEANUP PARTITION

   CLS    -  CLEAR THE SCREEN

   CMDKEY -  MANAGE USERNAMES AND PASSWORDS

   COPY  -  COPY FILES TO ANOTHER LOCATION

   DATE  -  DISPLAY DATE AND WEEK

   DEFRAG  -  HARD DRIVE DEFRAGMENT

   DEL   -   DELETE ONE OR MORE FILES

   DIR   -   DISPLAY A LIST OF FILES AND FOLDERS

   ERASE   -  DELETE FILES

   EXIT   - EXIT CMD WINDOW

   FORMAT - FORMAT DISK PARTITION

   FTP -    FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOL

   FTYPE - FILE TYPE ASSOCIATIONS AND EXTESNTIONS

   HELP - HELP TOPICS

   HOSTNAME - DISPLAY NAME OF THE COMPUTER

   IPCONFIG - IP CONFIGERATION

   LABEL - EDIT DISK LABEL

   MEM   - SHOW MEMORY USAGE

   MSG    - MESSAGE SENDING

   NET      NETWORK MANAGEMENT

   NETSTAT - NETWORKING STATISTICS (TCP/IP)

   OPENFILES - QUERY OR DISPLAY OPEN FILES

   PING   - TEST A NETWORK CONNECTION

   PRINT  -  PRINT A FILE

   REPLACE -  REPLACE AND UPDATE FILES TO ANOTHER PLACE

   SC    -   SERVICE CONTROL

   SFC    -  SYSTEM FILE CHECKER

   SYSTEMINFO-  SYSTEM CONFIGURATION  

   VER    -  DISPLAY SYSTEM VERSION

   XCOPY  -  COPY FILES AND FOLDERS

Command prompt commands image tutorial

Command prompt commands video tutorial