The document provides a comprehensive list of command line commands for managing directories, files, tasks, services, user accounts, and system information in CMD. It includes commands for creating, copying, deleting, and moving files, as well as managing disk partitions and user accounts. Additionally, it covers file encryption, hiding files, and exporting data to files.
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The document provides a comprehensive list of command line commands for managing directories, files, tasks, services, user accounts, and system information in CMD. It includes commands for creating, copying, deleting, and moving files, as well as managing disk partitions and user accounts. Additionally, it covers file encryption, hiding files, and exporting data to files.
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CMD
1. cd .. :- to one step back dir
2. dir:- to show the contents in the dir 3. cd dirname:- to get into that dir 4. cd\:- to get into c 5. mkdir name:- to make dir into another dir 6. ren oldername newname:- to rename the dir name 7. type nul> file name:- to crate a file in the dir how to copy a file:- 8. copy filename dirname how to delete a file:- 9. del filename how to move a file:- 10. move filename die name how to remove dir:- 11. rmdir dirname
Manageing tasks and services
12. tasklist:- to show tasks going on 13. taskill /pid numberid:- to terminate a task 14. net start servicename:- to start the service 15. net stop servicename:- to stop the service 16. deriverquery:- to see the drivers
Mange program and system information
17. wmic:- 18. /output:c:\filename with .txt extension product get name,version:- creating a .txt file in c that contains system information 19. diskpart:- to see the disks in the system 20. list disk:- listing disks on the system 21. select disk 0:- disk0 is selected 22. detail disk:- to know the details of the disk After exiting diskpart 23. chkdsk:- to check th disk 24. getmac:- to know the computers mac address 25. systeminfo:- to know the whole system information
Manage user accounts
26. net user:- to show the users on your computer 27. net user usernname /add password:- to add users on your computer 28. net user /del username:- to delete user from your computer 29. net user administrator /active :yes:- to enable the default administrator 30. net user administrator /active :no:- to disable the default administrator 31. net user "administrator" *:- to delete the password of the administrator account (lusrmgr.msc:- microsoft common consol document{GUI not cmd}) Hide your files 32. attrib +h +r +s:- to hide your files 33. attrib -h -r -s:- to show your files
Encrypting and Deycripting files
34. cipher /e:- for encrypting files 35. cipher /d:- for decrypting files 36. cipher /rekey:- to upgrade keys 37. assoc specificfileextention:- to know the types of file extentions
Creating and Exporting files
38. tasklist > thefilename with extension:- to export tasklist files 39. echo sometxt > filename:- to export text to the file 40. copy con filename.extension:- to export multiple txt to the file 41. type filename.extension:- to see the contents of that file 42. type nul> filename.extension:- to create a file 43. the filename.extension:- to excute the file in an application
Format, Boot & Label USB or CD through CMD
44. diskpart:- took you to the diskmanagement enviroment 45. list disk:- show the number of disk you have 46. select disk 0:- selects the sepecific disk you want 47. create partition primary:- to create a primary partition of that disk 48. clean:- checking the disk 49. select partition 1:- to select the specific partition you want 50. format fs=ntfs quick:- to format 51. active:-- active the specific drive 52. assign:- to attach after exiting the diskpart 53. label thedrivename: to name the drive you want 54. then you give the name you want.