System Commands
Command | Description |
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msconfig | Open the System Configuration utility (used for troubleshooting startup issues). |
taskmgr | Open Task Manager to view and manage running processes. |
regedit | Open the Windows Registry Editor (be cautious when modifying the registry). |
control | Open the Control Panel. |
chkdsk | Check the disk for errors and repair them. |
sfc /scannow | Run the System File Checker tool to repair corrupted or missing system files. |
cmd | Open the Command Prompt. |
shutdown | Shut down or restart the computer (additional parameters can be added). |
Network Commands
Command | Description |
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ncpa.cpl | Open Network Connections window to manage network adapters. |
arp /a | Display the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) cache, which shows IP-to-MAC address mappings for the local network. |
telnet | Open the Telnet client (requires enabling Telnet client in Windows features). |
ping | Test connectivity to a network host or IP address. |
ipconfig | Display network configuration information for the machine. |
netstat | Display active network connections and listening ports. |
tracert | Trace the route packets take to a network host. |
netsh | Open the Network Shell, a command-line tool for managing network configurations. |
User Commands
Command | Description |
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winver | Display the version of Windows currently running. |
control userpasswords2 | Open the User Accounts window to manage user settings. |
lusrmgr.msc | Open Local Users and Groups management tool (for admin use). |
netplwiz | Open the User Accounts dialog to modify login options. |
Programs & Applications
Command | Description |
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notepad | Open Notepad. |
calc | Open Calculator. |
mspmsn | Open the Windows Media Player. |
explorer | Open File Explorer. |
write | Open WordPad. |
System Information
Command | Description |
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msinfo32 | Open System Information tool to view details about your system. |
dxdiag | Open DirectX Diagnostic Tool to check system’s multimedia components. |
eventvwr | Open Event Viewer to view system logs and events. |
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