You can know all switches of every command bu just putting "/?" at the last.. Say if you want to know all switches for DIR command then just enter "DIR /?" and press enter..
cmd.exe allows you to use command line for virtually whatever you want. You can use ipconfig command if you want to see information about your network adapters.Start->Run->cmd, press Enter. type in the cmd window ipconfig.Most of the common commands used are for navigating the file system, it is possible to do some harm to the system if the commands are not executed correctly.There is hundereds of commands and programs that run within the CMD shell.This link has a complete list of commands http://www.kapcom.com.au/Windows-CMD-Commands-CMD-Network-Commands.html
Cmd+F5.
CMD or the command line is used to execute instructions & programs. Many commands such as (dir) can be executed like this c:\>dir This will list the current directories content. :)
At the command prompt, type in "help" and press Enter.
To find an index for CMD commands one could visit the SS64 website which offers an A-Z index of all Windows command line parameters. That should be sufficient to do everything one could desire in the command prompt.
CMD on your Windows PC Computer is used for many things. A little history would be all old computers (PC) did not have a mouse, you would access/close programs and files using hotkeys and commands. CMD is kind of like that, you can use different commands to do different things on your computer. For example, if you wanted to find the IP address of a website, which can be used for a various amount of things, you would go into your CMD and type in (example) ping answers.com
cmd or command.com
It supports some dos commands. Use start->run->cmd to check this out.
Easy - follow my steps Start Run cmd And it opens! If you need any commands - just leave me a msg !
commands after the main command, usually preceded by a "-" and abbreviated that instruct the command on how to behave.
Executing DOS commands in a Windows environment, you mean? It actually depends on the version of Windows you're running. But with the exception of Windows ME, almost everyone of them has the capability to execute DOS commands. Try using the "run" command from the START box and type "cmd". That ought to get you started.
Whatever you want. The Windows command prompt (cmd) has many uses. In Windows 9x, it is primarily used to run MS-DOS applications. In Windows NT/2000/XP/Vista, it is used to control services and run administrative tasks, such as creating new users or a system file check ( sfc /scannow ). In the Related links section below, you will find a listof some of the commands you can use on the XP command prompt.