Click on start and then type cmd.
you will get an option of command prompt in the start up menu.
Right click on it and select as Run as administrator.
And you are done.
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Abdul Rahim.
Typically on a command line (or command prompt in Windows) you can type the command 'hostname' and it will tell you the name of the computer you're working on.
You need a compiler. Gcc or g++ can be run from a unix shell, or a windows implementation of one like cygwin.
I personally use command prompt to map network drives using the net use command, I also use it to run chkdsk /f command (which schedules a chkdsk to run at next boot). You can use cmd prompt to move, delete files that are giving you problems. CMD prompt is very useful. Here is a page I used to open the doors of cmd prompt: http://www.amset.info/windows/dosprompt.asp
For Windows open a command prompt (Clicking "Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Command Prompt" -OR- by typing "CMD" (no quotes) on the run line and hitting enter) Once in the command prompt, type the following: ipconfig /all ...and hit enter. The MAC address of your NIC should be listed as "Physical Address"
Always should the drive be partitioned. As NTFS for Windows 7. You can edit partitions while installing Windows through the installation menu or command prompt, or in diskmanager after the operating system is installed.
i think when you are on command prompt, you type ping 192.168.0.238, then you should know what to do next(i think)
We can use the windows feature called SFC(system file checker)you need the windows CD#insert the cd#start the computer in safe mode with command prompt#to get in to safe mode with command prompt you should keep tapping F8 key after you turn on the computer it will show u the advanced windows optoins, where you need to select safe mode with command prompt,#when u get the cmd.exe#type sfc /scannow#thats it, it will check for corrupted files and repair thatALL THE BEST
Yes. cmd.exe will allow you to execute shell commands and scripts, although you should consider using the newer Powershell instead if your version of Windows supports it.
Start > Run, and enter "command." It should also be available in the Accessories menu.
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In XP you can access the cmd window directly in the Accessories section, following this pad: Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> Command Prompt. Monike
To open a command prompt via "Run" make sure you are the admin on your computer. Open the run box and in it type "cmd" and press enter. A black command prompt box should open up.