Top 10 Command of Windows 7

Posted Date: 16-Jun-2010		Category: Performance & Optimization
Author: saleem	Member Level: Gold
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Command are things when we learned the Computers in the Early 90's Time, where a big sized monitor and 1.44" Floppy is a proud of us, Read below for the top 10 Command Prompt's of Windows 7

What is a Command Prompt:

Command prompt is a command-line interpreter in Windows , which is often known as cmd.exe , which will accepts the users entry in text format and interprets the same in to the required context of Windows Operating System.

Windows 7 Top 10 Command Prompt - cmd.exe

Windows 7 Top 10 Command Prompt - cmd.exe

How to access Command prompt :

We can Access Command prompt in windows 7 as below,

Programs > Accessories > Command Prompt.

Short cut to open Command prompt - SHIFT+F10

Command Arp:

Arp Command is used to change/display entries in the ARP cache.

Command Imagex:

Imagex Command, deletes all the resources associated with a mounted image.

Command FastOpen:

Fastopen Command is used to include/add any program's hard drive location to a special list stored in memory.

Uses of fastopen:

fastopen improves the launch time of any program by avoiding MS-DOS to locate the drive.

Command Assoc:

Assoc Command displays/changes the file type associated with a particular file extension.

Command Attrib:

Attrib Command is used to change the attribute of a single file/directory.

Command At:

At Command is used to schedule other commands/programs to run at given dates and times.

Command Append:

Append Command permits the programs to open files in another directory,by assuming that files where in the current directory.

Command Bootcfg:

Command Bootcfg used for Create,Edit,look the contents of the boot.ini file,

boot.ini is is hidden file that is used to identify where windows 7 is Located.

Command Convert:

Convert Command used to convert FAT/FAT32 formatted volumes/Disks to the NTFS format.

Command Xcopy:
Xcopy Command allows us to copy one or more files or directory trees from a location to another Location.

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