Practical 1
Practical 1
Enroll: 12200100004023
Practical 1
Aim: To understand windows OS commands using Command prompt
1. cd: The cd command stands for "change directory." Helps to navigate to a directory specified.
2. dir: The dir command is used to display a list of files and directories in the current working
directory.
3. mkdir: The mkdir command stands for "make directory." It is used in command-line
interfaces to create a new directory (folder) in the file system.
4. rmdir: The rmdir command is used to remove (delete) empty directories. It cannot delete
directories that contain files or other directories unless those contents are removed first.
5. systeminfo: The systeminfo command that provides detailed information about the system
configuration, operating system, hardware, and more.
6. cls: The cls command is used to clear the screen. It removes all previously executed
commands and output displayed in the terminal, leaving you with a clean prompt.
7. del: The del command in Windows is used to delete files. It allows you to remove one or
more files from a directory.
8. copy: The copy command in Windows is used to copy files from one location to another.
9. move: The move command in Windows is used to move files or directories from one location
to another.
10. ping: The ping command is a network utility used to test connectivity between your system
and another host.
11. tracert: The tracert which stands for “Trace Route” command is a diagnostic tool used to
trace the path packets take from your computer to a target host.