There are mounts of commands
under Windows, and this article aims at introducing some Windows commands most
commonly and frequently used for Windows 8 which can help you quickly locate
features or applications to customize operative system environment.
Command
|
Function
|
compmgmt.msc
|
Run Computer Management
|
devmgmt.msc
|
Run Device Manger
|
diskmgmt.msc
|
Run Disk Management
|
eventvwr.msc
|
Run Event Viewer
|
fsmgmt.msc
|
Run Shared Folders
|
gpedit.msc
|
Run Local Group Policy
Editor
|
lusrmgr.msc
|
Run Local Users and Groups
|
perfmon.msc
|
Run Performance Monitor
|
rsop.msc
|
Run Resultant Set of Policy
|
secpol.msc
|
Run Local Security Policy
|
services.msc
|
|
winver
|
Check your Windows version
|
dxdiag
|
Run DirectX Diagnostic Tool
|
msconfig.exe
|
Run System Configuration
|
cmd.exe
|
Run Command Prompt
|
Check Disk
|
|
cleanmgr
|
Disk Cleanup to check free
space on (C:)
|
iexpress
|
To create a
self-extracting/ self-installing package
|
taskmgr
|
Run Windows Task Manger
|
nslookup
|
IP address detector to
check IP address
|
regedit.exe
|
Run Registry Editor
|
utilman
|
Enter Ease of Access Center
directly
|
powershell
|
Run Windows Powershell
|
Syskey
|
Run Securing the Windows
Account Database
|
If the listed ones don’t come
to the range you need, no worry, there are still other more useful commands you
can find out. Welcome makes a supplementary to the list in the Comment section.
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