- Command mode in Windows

display system status, change system settings or reconfigure port and connected device.
- Sub-commands in nslookup Windows command (Part 2)

nslookup set all command, nslookup set class, nslookup set d2, alias nslookup set debug, nslookup set domain, nslookup set port, and nslookup set querytype in windows
- Sub-commands in the nslookup Windows command (Part 1)

nslookup command exit, finger nslookup, nslookup help, nslookup ls, nslookup lserver, nslookup root, commandlooklook server, nslookup set in windows
- Sub-commands in nslookup Windows command (Part 3)

nslookup set recurse, nslookup set retry, nslookup set root, nslookup set search, nslookup set srchlist, nslookup set timeout, nslookup set type, nslookup set vc, and nslookup view in windows
- How to Change Directories in Command Prompt

this wikihow teaches you how to change the folder (also known as the 'directory') in which your windows computer's command prompt program operates. to make changes in command prompt, you must be using an administrator account. open start....
- Command at in Windows

the at command schedules commands and programs to run on a computer at a specified time with a specific date. you can only use the command at when schedule service is running.
- Add Command Prompt to Power User Menu on Windows 10

on windows 10 build 14971, microsoft replaced command prompt and command prompt (admin) with windows powershell. according to microsoft, this change will bring the best command line experience to users. but in fact, users prefer to use command prompt rather than using powershell.
- Set command in Windows

the set command helps show, set or remove cmd.exe environment variables.
- Del command in Windows

the del command deletes one or more files. this command is the same as the eraser command.
- How to change Windows user account password using Command Prompt

thanks to a simple but useful command tool, you can quickly change your windows pc user account password right from the command prompt window.