Here are some that are worth learning to use.
Why Use Command Prompt (CMD) Commands?
There are some things you’re free to only do from the command line even in Windows.
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And obviously, we can’t possibly cover all the useful commands that these tools offer.
They’re also the same in both Windows 10 and Windows 11.
To use the command, just typeipconfigat the Command Prompt.
You’ll see a list of all the connection connections your setup is using.
For even more details, you’re able to use theipconfig /allcommand.
First, there’s the ping command.
you’ve got the option to use either a name or the actual IP address.
If you’re having issues connecting to a website, tracert can show you where the problem is occurring.
shutdown: Create Shutdown Shortcuts for Windows
Theshutdowncommand lets you shut down or restart Windows.
If system files are missing or corrupted, thesystem file checkerwill repair them.
This may fix problems with some Windows systems.
Once installed, you could use thetelnetcommand to connect to telnet servers without installing any third-party software.
The cipher command effectively allows you to “wipe” a drive without installing any third-party tools.
it’s possible for you to use thenslookupcommand to find that information out for yourself.
Have your own favorites we didn’t mention?
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