Window common commands (i)

CMD is the abbreviation of command. That is, you can open the command line by typing commands under 9x. The NT system can be input cmd to open, after Windows2003 is replaced by CMD, using the cmd command to query the system information or to determine the quality of the network.
I will be simple to difficult, with 20 for a group to update, to help small partners to better memory. Finally, there are some quick and easy operations.

CMD command: Start-to-run, type cmd or command (you can see the system version, the file system version on the command line)
Note: The command line is case-insensitive!!!

Here are some simple commands:
1.pause//stuck, paused.
2.CLS//Clear screen
3.time//Display and modify current time
4.TIME/T//Show Current time
5.date//Display and modify current date
6.DATE/T//Modify the current date
7.osk//Open on-Screen keyboard, open screens keyboard
8.cleanmgr//Disk Cleanup
9.notepad//Open the built-in Notepad.
10.calc//Turn on the built-in computer.
11.ver//View the computer version.
12.winver//view computer version information.
13.type//View the contents of the text file.

Example: Displays the contents of the Csdn.txt on the desktop. Type c:\users\administrator\desktop\csdn.txt12

14.echo//Writes text to the file. If you do not have this file, the system is created automatically.

Example: Writes "Welcome to my Blog" to the next line in Csdn.txt, and if the Csdn.txt file does not exist, it is created automatically and then written. Echo Welcome to my blog >> c:\users\administrator\desktop\ Csdn.txt12

14.echo//Displays the current status of ECHO.
14.echo off//off Echo.
14.echo on//open echo.
15.write//Open the built-in WordPad.
16.mspaint//Open the built-in drawing software.
17.taskmgr//Open Task Manager.
18.title//Set CMD. The window caption of the EXE session.
19.more//view file contents in batches. can be multiple files.
20.start//Open a process.

Example: Open a Csdn.txt file. Start c:\users\administrator\desktop\csdn.txt12

here are some quick and easy actions:
1.win+d//Display desktop D=desktop.
2.win+r//Open the Run dialog box.
3.win+e//Turn on my computer.
4.win+m//minimizes all open windows.
5.win+shift+m//Restores the minimized window.

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Window common commands (i)