COMMANDs OF WINDOWS for BEGINNERS

 

10 BASIC COMMAND OF WINDOWS

1. net user

display all users presnt of the device

2.cd (Change Directory):

The cd command is used to navigate through directories in the command prompt. For example, cd Desktop will take you to the Desktop directory, while cd.. will move you one directory up.

3. dir (Directory Listing):

Want to see what files and folders are in your current directory? The dir command comes in handy. Simply type dir and press Enter to get a list of files and folders.

4. mkdir (Make Directory):

Need to create a new folder? The mkdir command allows you to do just that. For instance, mkdir Documents will create a new folder named "Documents" in your current directory.

5. del (Delete):

To delete files from the command prompt, you can use the del command followed by the filename. For example, del example.txt will delete the file named "example.txt."

6. copy (Copy):

Copying files in Windows is a breeze with the copy command. Just type copy followed by the source file and destination directory. For instance, copy file.txt C:\Backup will copy "file.txt" to the "Backup" directory on the C drive.

7. move (Move):

Similar to copying files, you can move files using the move command. For example, move file.txt C:\Backup will move "file.txt" to the "Backup" directory

8. ipconfig (IP Configuration):

The ipconfig command provides detailed information about your network configuration, including IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway.

9.ping
This command is used as a troubleshooting tool to resolve network issues. It sends a data packet to another system on the network and will await a reply - outputting the results.

10. shutdown (Shutdown/Restart):

Finally, when it's time to shut down or restart your computer, the shutdown command offers a convenient way to do so from the command prompt. For example, shutdown /s will shut down the computer, while shutdown /r will restart it.

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