List Of A to Z List Of CMD Commands

A – Windows CMD commands
 A
addusers
admodcmd
arp
assoc
associat
at
atmadm
attrib
B – Windows CMD Commands
 B
bcdboot
bcdedit
bitsadmin
bootcfg
break
C – Windows CMD Commands
 C
cacls
call
certreq
certutil
cd
change
chcp
chdir
chkdsk
chkntfs
choice
cipher
cleanmgr
clip
cls
cmd
cmdkey
cmstp
color
comp
compact
compress
convert
copy
coreinfo
cprofile
cscmd
csvde
D – Windows CMD Commands
 D
date
defrag
del
delprof
deltree
devcon
dir
dirquota
diruse
diskcomp
diskcopy
diskpart
diskshadow
diskuse
doskey
driverquery
dsacls
dsadd
dsget
dsquery
dsmod
dsmove
dsrm
dsmgmt
E – Windows CMD Commands
 E
echo
endlocal
erase
eventcreate
eventquerry
eventtriggers
exit
expand
explorer
extract
F – Windows CMD Commands
 F
fc
find
findstr
finger
flattemp
For
forfiles
format
freedisk
fsutil
ftp
ftype
G – Windows CMD Commands
 G
getmac
goto
gpresult
gpupdate
graftabl
H – Windows CMD Commands
 H
help
hostname
I – Windows CMD Commands
 I
icacls
iexpress
if
ifmember
inuse
ipconfig
ipseccmd
ipxroute
irftp
L – Windows CMD Commands
 L
label
lodctr
logman
logoff
logtime
lpq
lpr
M – Windows CMD Commands
 M
macfile
makecab
mapisend
mbsacli
mem
md
mkdir
mklink
mmc
mode
more
mountvol
move
moveuser
msg
msiexec
msinfo32
mstsc
N – Windows CMD Commands
 N
nbstat
net
netdom
netsh
netstat
nlsinfo
nltest
now
nslookup
ntbackup
ntcmdprompt
ntdsutil
ntrights
ntsd
nvspbind
O – Windows CMD Commands
 O
openfiles
P – Windows CMD Commands
 P
pagefileconfig
path
pathping
pause
pbadmin
pentnt
perfmon
perms
ping
popd
portqry
powercfg
print
printbrm
prncnfg
prndrvr
prnjobs
prnmngr
prnport
prnqctl
procdump
prompt
psexec
psfile
psinfo
pskill
pslist
psloggedon
psloglist
pspasswd
psping
psservice
psshutdown
pssuspend
pushd
Q – Windows CMD Commands
 Q
qgrep
query process or q
R – Windows CMD Commands
 R
rasdial
rasphone
rcp
recover
reg
regedit
regsvr32
regini
relog
rem
ren
replace
reset session
rexec
rd
rmdir
rmtshare
robocopy
route
rsh
rsm
runas
rundll32
S – Windows CMD Commands
S
sc
schtasks
secedit
set
setlocal
setspn
setx
sfc
share
shellrunas
shift
shortcut
shutdown
sleep
slmgr
sort
start
strings
subinacl
subst
sysmon
systeminfo
T – Windows CMD Commands
 T
takeown
taskkill
tasklist
tcmsetup
telnet
tftp
time
timeout
title
touch
tracerpt
tracert
tree
tsdiscon
tskill
tssutdn
type
typeperf
tzutil
U – Windows CMD Commands
 U
unlodctr
V – Windows CMD Commands
 V
ver
verify
vol
vssadmin
W – Windows CMD Commands
 W
w32tm
waitfor
wevtutil
where
whoami
windiff
winrm
winrs
wmic
wuauclt
X – Windows CMD Commands
 X
xcalcs
xcopy
A to Z List Of CMD Commands
ndows CMD commands
Description
Used to add and list users in a CSV file
Used for bulk modifying contents in an active directory
Address Resolution Protocol is used to map IP address to the hardware address
Used to change associations for file extensions
One step file association
Run a command at a specific time
Display connection info of the ATM adapter
Used to change file attributes
ndows CMD Commands
Description
Used to create and repair a system partition
Used to manage boot configuration data
Used to manage the Background Intelligent Transfer Service
Used to edit boot configuration in Windows
Enable/Disable break capability (CTRL+C) in CMD
ndows CMD Commands
Description
Used to change permissions of files
Used one batch program to call another
Used to request a certificate from a certification authority
Manage Certification Authority files and services
Used to change folder (directory) or go to a specific one
Used to change terminal services
Displays the number of active console code page
Same as cd command
Used to check and repair issues in the disk
Used to check the NTFS file system
Accept user input (via keyboard) to a batch file
Used to encrypt/decrypt files and folder
Used clean temp files and recycle bin automatically
Copy result of any command (stdin) to Windows clipboard
Clear CMD screen
Used to start a new CMD shell
Used to manage stored usernames and passwords
Used to install or remove a connection manager service profile
Change the color of the CMD shell using options
Compare contents of two files or two sets of files
Compress files and folders on an NTFS partition
Compress one or more files
Convert a FAT partition to NTFS
 Copy one or more files to another location
Show the mapping between logical and physical processors
Cleans specified profiles of wasted space and disabled user-specific file associations
Configure offline files on a client computer
Import or Export the data of an active directory
ndows CMD Commands
Description
Used to display the date or change it.
Used to defragment system hard drive.
Used to delete a file(s).
Used to delete user profile(s).
Used to delete a folder and its sub-folders.
Access the command line device manager utility.
Used to display files and folders list.
Manage File Server Resource Manager quotas.
Used to display disk usage.
Compare contents of two floppy disks.
Copy data of one floppy disk to another.
Make changes to partitions of storage, both internal and connected.
Access the Disk Shadow Copy Service.
View used space in folder(s).
Used to edit command line, recall commands, and create macros.
Display a list of installed device drivers.
View and edit access control entries for objects in active directory.
Used to add objects to active directory.
View objects in active directory.
Find objects in an active directory.
Used to modify objects in an active directory.
Rename or move an active directory object.
Remove objects from an active directory.
Manage Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services
ndows CMD Commands
Description
Turn command-echoing feature on/off, display a message on the screen.
End localization environment changes in a batch file.
Used to delete on or more file(s).
Add custom event to Windows event log (Admin rights required).
Display list of events and their properties from event logs.
Display and configure event triggers on local and remote machines.
Exit the command line (Quit current batch script).
Uncompress one or more .CAB file(s)
Open Windows Explorer.
Uncompress one or more Windows cabinet file(s)
ndows CMD Commands
Description
Used to compare two files.
Used to search a specified text string in a file.
Used to find string patterns in files.
Display information about user(s) on a specified remote computer.
Used to enable/disable flat temporary folders.
Run a command in a loop for a file(s) for defined parameter.
Used for batch processing of selected file(s)
Used to format a disk.
Used to check free space on a disk.
File system utility to manage file and drive properties.
Use FTP service to transfer files from one PC to another.
Display/ Modify file extension type associations.
ndows CMD Commands
Description
Used to display the MAC address of your network adapter.
Used to direct a batch program to a line identified by a label.
Display Group Policy Settings and Resultant Set of Policy for a user.
Update local and active directory based on group policy settings.
Turn on the ability to display an extended character in graphics mode.
ndows CMD Commands
Description
Display a list of commands and see online information for them.
Used to display hostname of the computer.
ndows CMD Commands
Description
Used to change permissions of files and folders.
Used to create a self-extracting zip archive.
Used for conditional processing in batch programs.
Display the group(s) an active user belongs to.
Replace the files which the OS is currently using (restart required).
Display and change Windows IP configuration.
Used to configure IP Security policies.
Display and modify routing table information used by IPX protocol.
Used to send files over an infrared link (infrared functionality required).
ndows CMD Commands
Description
Used to change the name of a disk.
Update registry values with latest performance counters.
Used to manage performance monitor logs.
Log a user off.
Add the date, time, and a message to a text file.
 Displays print queue status.
Used to send a file to a computer running the Line Printer Daemon service.
indows CMD Commands
Description
Manage files server for Mackintosh.
Used to create .cab files.
Used to send email from command line.
Microsoft Baseline Security Analyser.
Used to show memory usage.
Used to create directories and sub-directories.
Used to create directories and sub-directories.
Used to create symbolic link to a directory.
Access Microsoft Management Console.
Configure COM, LPT, CON system devies.
Display one screen of output at time.
Create, list, or delete a volume mount point.
Used to move files from one folder to another.
Move user account to a domain or between machines.
Used to send a pop-up message to a user.
Install, modify, consfigure using Windows Installer.
Display system information.
Create a remote desktop connection.
ndows CMD Commands
Description
Display NetBIOS over TCP/IP information.
Used to manage network resources and services.
Network Domain Manager utility
Display or modify network configuration
Display active TCP/IP connections.
Used to display locale information
List domain controllers, force remote shutdown, etc.
Display date and time.
Check IP address on a Name Server.
Backup data to tape using CMD or batch file.
Runs cmd.exe instead of command.exe in an MS-DOS application.
Manage Active Directory Domain Services
Used to edit user account privileges.
Only for system developers.
Used to modify network bindings.
ndows CMD Commands
Description
Queries or displays open files.
ndows CMD Commands
 Description
Display and configure Virtual memory settings.
Set PATH environment variable for executable files.
Latency and Packet loss info for each node in the network path.
Used to stop processing of a batch file.
Starts Phone Book Administrator
Detect Floating Point Division error in the Pentium chip.
Access performance monitor in CMD
Display a user\’s ACL permissions for a file.
Test network connection to a computer.
Go to the latest path/folder stored by PUSHD command
Display TCP and UDP port status.
Used to configure power settings and know battery health.
Used to print a text file(s) from CMD.
For backup/recovery/migration of the print queue.
Used to configure/rename a printing device.
List/add/delete printer drivers.
List/pause/resume/cancel print jobs.
List/add/delete printers, display/set default printer.
List/create/delete TCP printer ports, display/change port configuration.
Clear printer queue, print a test page.
Monitor system for CPU spikes, generate a crash report during a spike.
Used to change the Prompt in CMD.
Run a CMD process on a remote computer.
Display remotely opened files, close an open file.
List system information about a local/remote machine.
Kill a process(es) using its name or process ID.
Display process status and info about active processes.
See active users on machine.
Display event log records.
Used to change account password.
Used to measure network performance.
Display and control services on a machine.
Shutdown/restart/logoff/lock a local or remote machine.
Used to suspend a process on a local or remote computer.
Change current folder and store previous folder for use by POPD.
ndows CMD Commands
Description
Search file(s) for a given string pattern.
Display information about processes.
ndows CMD Commands
Description
Display Remote Access Service Status.
 Manage RAS connections.
Copy files to a computer running remote shell service.
Recover readable data from a defective disk.
Display/add/change registry keys and values in Windows registry.
Import/export/delete settings from a .reg text file.
Used to register/unregister a DLL file.
Used to change registry permissions.
Export performance counters to other formats like TSV, CSV, SQL.
Add comments in batch file.
Used to rename a file(s).
Used to replace a file with another file of same name.
Used to reset a remote desktop session.
Run commands on remote machines running Rexec service.
Used to delete a folder(s).
Used to delete a folder(s).
Manage file and printer shares local or remote servers.
Used to copy files and folders that have changed.
Display/change the local IP routing table.
Run commands on remote servers running RSH service.
Manage media resources using Removable storage.
Run a program as a different user.
Used to run a DLL program.
ndows CMD Commands
Description
Use Service Controller to manage Windows services.
Schedule command(s) to run at a specific time.
Configure system security.
Display/set/remove environment variables in CMD.
Control visibility of environment variables in a batch file.
Manage Service Principal Names for an Active Directory service account.
Set Environment Variables permanently.
System File Checker
List/edit a file share or print on any computer.
Used to run a command as a different user.
Change the position of the batch parameters in a batch file.
Create a Windows shortcut.
Shutdown the computer.
Put computer to sleep for specified number of seconds.
Software Licensing Management tool for activation and KMS.
Used to sort and display a redirected or piped input.
Start a program, command, or batch file.
Find ANSI and UNICODE strings in binary files.
Display/modify ACEs for file and folder permissions.
 Associate a path with a drive letter.
Monitor and log system activity to Windows event log.
Display detailed configuration information about the computer.
ndows CMD Commands
Description
Used to take the ownership of a file.
Used to terminate on or more running processes.
Display a list of running apps and services.
Enable/disable TAPI client.
Communicate with a remote machine using TELNET protocol.
Transfer files to and from a remote machine running TFTP protocol.
Display/change system time.
Delay a batch file execution for specified seconds.
Change
Change file timestamps.
Process event trace logs and generate trace analysis report.
Trace route to a remote host by sending ICMP request messages.
Display a folder structure in the form of a graphical tree.
Terminate a remote desktop connection.
Terminate a running process on a RD Session Host server.
Shutdown/reboot a terminal server remotely.
Show contents of a text file.
Write performance data to a CMD window or a log file.
Time Zone Utility.
ndows CMD Commands
Description
Remove performance counter names and explain text for a service from the registry.
ndows CMD Commands
Descrption
Show version number of installed OS.
Verify whether files are saved correctly on the disk.
Show disk volume label and serial number.
Show shadow copy backups, installed shadow copy writers and providers.
indows CMD Commands
Description
Access Windows Time Service Utility
Used to synchronise events between networked computer(s).
Retrieve information about event logs and publishers.
Find and display file(s) in the current directory.
Display information about the active user.
Compare contents of two files or sets of files.
Windows Remote Management.
Windows Remote Shell.
 Windows Management Instrumentation Command.
Windows Update Agent to download new update files.
ndows CMD Commands
Description
Change ACLs for files and folders.
Copy files or directory trees to another folder.