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Command processor in windows is the command prompt(cmd).
To start Windows command processor use winkey + R this will open Run window.Just type in cmd and this will open command prompt of windows where you can run various commands.You can create,delete files and folders, list the directory contents and can perform many other functions in command prompt.
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What command can you use to load the windows desktop?
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