CMD common commands

CMD Common commands:

winver---------Check the Windows version
Wmimgmt.msc----open Windows Management architecture
Wupdmgr--------Windows Update
Wmimgmt.msc----open Windows Management architecture
Wupdmgr--------Windows Update
wscript--------Windows Script Host Settings
Write----------WordPad winmsd-----System Information
Wiaacmgr-------Scanner and Camera Wizard
Winchat--------XP comes with LAN chat
Mem.exe--------Show Memory usage
Msconfig.exe---System Configuration Utility
Mplayer2-------Easy widnows Media Player
MSPaint--------Drawing Board
mstsc----------Remote Desktop Connection
Mplayer2-------Media Player
Magnify--------Magnifier Utility
MMC------------Open the console
Mobsync--------Synchronization commands
DxDiag---------Checking DirectX information
DRWTSN32------System Doctor
Devmgmt.msc---Device Manager
Dfrg.msc-------Disk Defragmenter
Diskmgmt.msc---Disk Management utility
DCOMCNFG-------Open System Component Services
DdeShare-------turn on DDE sharing settings
Dvdplay--------DVD Player
net stop Messenger-----Stop messenger Service
net start Messenger----Start Messenger Service
Notepad--------Open Notepad
Nslookup Tool Wizard for-------Network management
ntbackup-------system backup and restore
Narrator-------Screen Narrator
Ntmsmgr.msc----Mobile Storage Manager
Ntmsoprq.msc---Mobile Storage Administrator action Request
Netstat-an----(TC) command Check interface
Syncapp--------Create a Briefcase
Sysedit--------System Configuration Editor
Sigverif-------File Signature Validator
SNDREC32-------Recorder
SHRPUBW--------Create a shared folder
Secpol.msc-----Local Security Policy
SYSKEY---------System encryption, once encrypted can not be solved, protect the Windows XP system dual Password
Services.msc---Local Service settings
SNDVOL32-------Volume Control program
Sfc.exe--------System File Checker
Sfc/scannow---Windows File Protection
TSSHUTDN-------60-second Countdown shutdown command
Tourstart------XP profile (roaming XP programs that appear after installation is complete)
Taskmgr--------Task Manager
EVENTVWR-------Event Viewer
Eudcedit-------Character-font procedure
Explorer-------Open Resource Manager
Packager-------Object Wrapping Program
PERFMON.MSC----Computer Performance monitoring Program
ProgMan--------Program Manager
Regedit.exe----Registration Form
Rsop.msc-------Group Policy result set
Regedt32-------Registry Editor
Rononce-p----15-second shutdown
regsvr32/u *.dll----Stop DLL file to run
regsvr32/u zipfldr.dll------Cancel Zip support
Cmd.exe--------cmd command prompt
Chkdsk.exe-----CHKDSK disk Check
Certmgr.msc----Certificate Management Utility
Calc-----------Start Calculator
Charmap--------Start character mapping table
CLICONFG-------SQL SERVER Client Network Utility
CLIPBRD--------Clipboard Viewer
Conf-----------start NetMeeting
Compmgmt.msc---Computer Management
cleanmgr-------* * Finishing
CIADV.MSC------Indexing Service Program
OSK------------Open the On-screen keyboard
ODBCAD32-------ODBC data Source Manager
oobe/msoobe/a----Check if XP is active
Lusrmgr.msc----native Users and Groups
Logoff---------Logoff command
IExpress-------Trojan Bundle tool, System comes with
Nslookup-------IP Address detector
Fsmgmt.msc-----shared Folder Manager
Utilman--------Utility Manager
Gpedit.msc-----Group Policy

NET use ipipc$ ""/user: "" to establish an IPC NULL link
NET use ipipc$ "password"/user: "username" establishes IPC non-null link
NET use h:ipc$ "password"/user: "User name" directly after the login map the other side C: to the local H:
NET use h:ipc$ to map the other side c: to Local H:
NET use ipipc$/del remove IPC links
NET use H:/del to delete mappings that map each other to local H:
NET user username password/add set up users
NET user Guest/active:yes activates the guest user
NET user to see which users are
NET user account name to view the properties of the account
net localgroup Administrators user name/add Add "user" to the administrator to have administrator privileges, note: After the administrator plus s with plural
net start to see which services are open
Net start service name (e.g.: net start Telnet, net start schedule)
NET stop service name stops a service
NET time destination IP to view the offset
NET time target Ip/set to set the local computer time to synchronize with the "Destination IP" host, plus the parameter/yes to cancel the confirmation message
NET view to see which shares are open within the local area network
NET view IP to see which shares are turned on in the other LAN
NET config display system network settings
NET logoff disconnected sharing
NET Pause Service name pauses a service
NET send IP "text message" to the other party to send messages
NET ver LAN network connection types and information that are in use
NET share viewing locally-enabled shares
NET share ipc$ turn on ipc$ sharing
NET share ipc$/del Delete ipc$ share
NET share C $/del removal of C. shared
NET user Guest 12345 log in with guest user and change password to 12345
Net passwordPassword Change system login password
netstat-aSee which ports are turned on, common Netstat-an
Netstat-n View Port network connectivity, common Netstat-an
Netstat-v viewing work in progress
Netstat-p protocol Example: Netstat-p TCQ/IP Viewing a protocol usage (viewing TCP/IP protocol usage)
Netstat-s View all protocol usage in use
Nbtstat-a IP 136 to 139 if one of the ports is open, you can view the user name of the other person who recently logged in (03)-Note: parameter-A to capitalize
Tracert-parameter IP (or computer name) trace route (packet), Parameter: "-W number" is used to set the time-out interval.
Ping IP (or domain name)Send the default size of 32 bytes of data to the other host, parameter: "-l[space" packet size ";"-N Send data Number ";"-T "refers to always ping.
PING-T-l 65550 ip death ping (send files larger than 64K and Ping is the ping of death)
ipconfig (winipcfg)For Windows NT and XP (Windows 95 98) To view the local IP address, ipconfig the available parameters "/all" To display all configuration information
TLIST-T Displays the process as a tree list (additional tools for the system, which are not installed by default, within the Support/tools folder of the installation directory)
kill-f Process NameAdd-f parameter after forcing end of a process (for system additional tools, default is not installed, in the Support/tools folder of the installation directory)
Del-f file name plus-f parameter can be deleted read-only files,/ar,/ah,/as,/AA respectively for the deletion of read-only, hidden, system, archive files,/a-r,/a-h,/a-s,/a-a means to delete files except read-only, hidden, system, archive. For example, "del/ar * *" means deleting all read-only files in the current directory, "Del/a-s * *" means deleting all files except system files in the current directory

CMD common commands