Command Prompt

You cannot repeatedly run a code in command prompt unless you create a batch script that will repeat the codes inside it. To create a script, you must open notepad. Type :A (colon A). Then below that code, type the codes you want to repeatedly run. Below the codes, write "goto A" (without quotes). Save this script as anything you like with a .bat extension. When you click the .bat script, it will read the code. On the last line of code, it will repeat any codes that is in between :A and goto A.

You can also change the "A" into anything you would like.

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To get your network information from a command prompt, first you need to get your command prompt window open. You can do this from Xp and older by clicking the start button then typing cmd in the "run" box. In windows 7, click on the windows button then type cmd in the "search programs and files" box and the window will come up.

Once you have the command prompt window open, just type ipconfig in that window and hit enter. this will give you lots of useful network information such as your TCPIP address.

you can also type in ipconfig /? to get all of the possible "switches" you can use to get specific info.

In most cases a command-line interface does not have a mouse cursor. With keyboard cursors, the only way is to type some text or press the Enter key (sometimes called Return key).

A C prompt is when you go to the Start Menu and go to Run or the search bar and enter Command. From there, a black screen will pop up with the drive letter and the current folder/path.