Doscommand (Getting Started)

Doscommand (Getting Started)

Let's talk about the common features of the doscommand in many cases.

1. Same case, such as dir and DIR

2. When no directory is added after the drive letter, there is no difference between "dir E:" and "dir E: \".

3. Use a format such as "cd /? "Format to view help information

4. Ctrl + C can exit

5. Press F7 to view the executed commands

6. move the cursor up or down to view the Last Command executed

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Dir: displays the disk directory. If the subdirectory is not displayed, [write] "dir E: \" [note] can be used together with the cd command.

Cd switch drive letter to this drive letter (or under the specific directory) [write] "cd E: \" "cd E: \ abcd" [note] use "cd .. "Go back to the upper level and use" cd \ "to return the root directory

Md creates a folder directory [writing] "md D: \ 123" [note] If you write "md D: \ 123 \ 456.txt"," 456.txt" is a folder name.

Rd Delete folder [writing] "rd D: \ 123" "rd D: \ 123 \ 456 "[note] if there is a" hello.docx "document in the 123 folder under your D Drive, this command is invalid, and rd deletes the folder directory.

Del: Delete the content at the bottom of the directory. [write] "del D: \ 123 \ 456.docx" [note] If your directory is like this: there is a folder named under the D Drive and there is a folder named 456. then there is a folder named hello.txt. del D: \ 123 \ 456 \ 678 can delete this text document

Cls clear screen, written as cls

Tasklist open the Task Manager