How to use Windows 7 command

In the early DOS system era of operating system development, you can perform tasks on your computer by typing commands at the command prompt. With the development of the operating system, the Windows graphical operation interface is gradually appearing, and the mouse operation replaces the command operation.

"The greatness of Windows is the liberation of your hands," said a netizen. "Because MS-DOS uses instructions to complete computer operations, it is difficult to use for ordinary users." But later, proficiency in the use of instructions became one of the indicators to determine whether the computer is a master.

Microsoft has started to give up DOS since Windows Me. To a later Windows XP system, you can open a command prompt window by "Start-run-cmd," which is actually running DOS in a simulated way, not a pure DOS system.

Using CMD to simulate running DOS in Windows 7 system

Running on the Windows Start menu is a quick way to the application, and when you enter a specific command, you can quickly open most of the Windows program. In the Windows 7 era, a quick and skilled run of commands will bring a lot of convenience to the operation of your computer, improving the efficiency of using Windows for operations.

The quickest way to open a running window is to press the "Win+r" key combination

In Windows 7, you can also use the Start menu to enter commands by using the search for programs and files box to automatically find the appropriate program. If you open the Run box for the previous system, you can click the Start Right button, select Properties, and open Run command in customize.

Manually open the Run box in Windows 7

Note: The following features can be used correctly in versions of genuine Windows 7. Non-genuine software to reduce the volume of the system under the guise of unauthorized shutdown or delete a lot of normal services, resulting in the normal command can not be used, and bring serious security risks. Therefore, the recommended use of genuine Windows 7.

Explorer	Open Explorer
Msconfig.exe	System Configuration Utility
Regedit.exe	Registration Form
Taskmgr	Task Manager
Cmd.exe	cmd command prompt
Nslookup IP	Address detection device
Odbcad32	ODBC Data Source Manager
Compmgmt.msc	Computer Management
Lusrmgr.msc	Native Users and Groups
Wmimgmt.msc	Open Windows Management Architecture (WMI)
Calc	Start Calculator
WScript	Windows Script Host Settings
Wiaacmgr	Scanner and Camera Wizard
Mmc	Open the console
Mobsync	Sync command
DxDiag	Check DirectX Information
Devmgmt.msc	Device Manager
Diskmgmt.msc	Disk Management Utilities
Dcomcnfg	Open System Component Services
net stop Messenger	Stop Messenger Service
net start Messenger	Start Messenger Service
Notepad	Open Notepad
Narrator	"Narrator" screen.
Netstat-an	(TC) Command Check interface
Sysedit	System Configuration Editor
Sigverif	File Signature Verifier
Shrpubw	Create a shared folder
Secpol.msc	Local Security Policy
Services.msc	Local Service settings
Sfc.exe	System File Checker
Eventvwr	Event Viewer
Eudcedit	The process of word-coining
Perfmon.msc	Computer Performance Monitoring Program
Rsop.msc	Group Policy Result set
Chkdsk.exe	CHKDSK disk check
Certmgr.msc	Certificate management Utilities
Charmap	Start Character mapping table
CLICONFG SQL Server	Client Network Utilities
cleanmgr	Garbage sorting
Osk	Open on-Screen keyboard
IExpress	Trojan Bundle tools, the system with its own
Fsmgmt.msc	Shared Folder Manager
Utilman	Utility Manager
Gpedit.msc	Group Policy
Winver	Check the Windows version
Control	Open Control Panel