Command Prompt

Command Prompt, as a feature of Microsoft Windows, has its roots in the MS-DOS operating system, which was first released in 1981. The Command Prompt itself became a standard component of Windows starting with Windows 95, which was released in August 1995. It has since evolved with various Windows versions, maintaining its role as a command-line interface for users.

To set a path in the Command Prompt, you can use the set command. For example, to temporarily add a directory to your PATH variable, you can type set PATH=%PATH%;C:\Your\Directory. This change will only last for the duration of the Command Prompt session. To make a permanent change, you can modify the PATH variable through the System Properties in the Control Panel or by using the setx command, like setx PATH "%PATH%;C:\Your\Directory".

dir /ad /w /l The /ad tells it to list all directories. The /w tells it to list it in wide mode. The /l tells it to use lower case.

There is no direct "chat" facility built into the command prompt on any version of Windows. The closest would probably be the "net send" command of Windows NT/2000/XP, though this is disabled on Windows XP by default, and is not present at all in Windows Vista or Windows 7. The syntax of the net send command is:

net send message

the DEL command deletes a specified file when typed in the form below:

del file

for more information about the command, type :

del /?

in command prompt

Elevated mode in general computing usage is running a program with elevated (administrator) privileges.

The PATH environment variable is the default search path(s) for when an explicit path is not provided and the file requested is not in the current directory.

Mac

If i am getting your question, in a PC safe mode is when you boot your PC with some drivers and other programs disabled. So with command prompt it must mean that you use a command prompt instead of a graphical user interface

cmd.exe allows access to the Microsoft Windows Command Prompt, also known as Microsoft DOS. To-date, cmd.exe is a 32-bit command prompt used in Windows NT, 2000, and XP and offers disk and file maintenance functions to your computer as well as network functions.

you are supposed to read it three times. once to read it another time to comprehend what it's asking and a third to start to think about how to attempt the prompt. Unless you are taking a timed test such as the S.A.T's or an A.P exam because you simply do not have the time.

Press CTRL - C and it it will stop the tracert.

command prompt command lines start with a base command. for a full list of commands, type HELP and press enter.after the command, it is up to the user to type , in various sequences, what to apply the command to, and how to apply the command. as command prompt may seem difficult to use for some, it is actually quite easy once you spend time to learn how to use the commands.

When you are in the Windows directory or one of its sub-directories. Once at the command prompt you could type:

CD\Windows

That will change the directory to Windows and what you will now see is:

C:\Windows>

para ver ficheiros de CD ou DVD no prompt(ms-dos) e apenas identificar a estensao onde esta instalada a drive e fazer dir.................

ex:1

abrir prompt

digitar extencao: d:\e:\f:\(((sera uma destas)))

e aquela que for e digitar dir.....para arquivos grandes...dir/p

exemplo::::::d:((((enter)))

d.......dir/p

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

You can open a command prompt on a PC when it's blocked by simultaneously holding down the Windows key and pressing 'R' on the keyboard. Type 'cmd' into the box and you will have access to the command prompt.