As usual, an excellent article: very clear and exteremely detailed so one can easily follow along.
I sure hope you continue the series about the Command Prompt and then do a series on the command shell.
I am looking forward to the next article.
Thanks,
BRIAN
ppawre
11 years ago
Hi,
Yes,article is so intresting with detailed information. Helpful during working on Windows 7 command prompt.
I hope,you share more information about programming on Windows 7.
Durgesh
11 years ago
Hi
this is a very helpful information
Sprinkle
11 years ago
The information was very good i was impressed. However, if you were looking at this and had no prior knowledge of command prompt, the whole idea of paths and drives would confuse you. A better explanation of terms would have made this even better than it already is.
Zee
11 years ago
Can one use the command prompt for hacking purpose also. If yes, then how? what are the commands?
How can I get full information of command prompt by using windows 7, Example How to shutdown computer, secure data; locking PC, encrypt and decryption data etc by using command prompt.
Thank You for Help!
Muskan RAI
11 years ago
Isn’t there any online guid teacher for this?
om
11 years ago
incredible!!!!……..
Nishantha Amuwatte
10 years ago
Excellent tutorial,simple and amazing
Avi Kaushik
10 years ago
hi! i’m new to this site and i scaned all its contents.I found everything very clear to me.Every command is discused in detail and it clarified all my doubts regarding commands i read.This info. is very helpful.
I’m looking forward to the next article.
shravan
10 years ago
Excellent easy to understand even for a beginer.
shivani
10 years ago
where to put the parameter /h in case for deleting the hidden files?? :/
what about the directories containing space within their name? :/
CrazyM
10 years ago
Nice…………..
Milind Thosar
9 years ago
Very good explanation. But need more commands of system32
Tien
9 years ago
thank you!
Ria
9 years ago
Thanks! I needed help in changing directory and your article helped a lot. Thumbs up 🙂
john
9 years ago
like to see command repair tools like regfix and sfc /scannow alternates for system repairs!
Muhammad Zeshan
8 years ago
Thanks For the comprehensive tutorial about CMD
jay
8 years ago
Thank you very much, this article was very clear and easy to understand unlike many others ive tried and the pictures make it easier to understand incase we feel like we didn’t do something right.
Zin Wai Yan Pyone
8 years ago
Most interesting tutorial. I want to know about cmd. Now, this helped me very much. Thanks!
Rahul Das
8 years ago
Thanks, very descriptive tutorial.
My question is how do i switch to desktop from C drive ?
alan
8 years ago
Thank you so much.This post is very helpfull with me.
rochak
8 years ago
best tutorial so far…kudos!
Nouman Ahmad
8 years ago
yes! This is so intersting thing at all but here we have a problem i am not understanding the file copy system. plz help to more understandig……………
rory
8 years ago
thank you very much for the great tutorial, it was extremely informative and easy to follow, ive been looking for a tute on the command prompt that was directed at a lower level of understanding for ages. looking forward to reading the rest of the tutorials. keep up the good work.
yoge
8 years ago
how to change the drive i.e. from a c: drive to d: or e: drive??
yoge
8 years ago
okk i got it
Anonymous
8 years ago
Helpful and right to the point. Thanks man!
Michael Tekeste
8 years ago
i love your everything … in xcopy command “/i” doesn’t work for me. i thought it will create the same directory at the destination if doesn’t exist, unfortunately not. could you help me please !
Peter
7 years ago
Immensely useful. Thanks
Imluz
7 years ago
Thank you for the guidance. It helps a lot 🙂
ginger
7 years ago
xcopy doesn’t work on my windows 10…………
i got a error message such that not internal or external command provided……
Kavitha
7 years ago
Very useful and clear article. Really nice.
Anonymous
7 years ago
A very interesting piece of writing, i learnt a lot by reading this. My gcsi i.t exam is in a cupple of weeks and this page has helped me learn alot on my skills with command prompt. I would like to thank the writer for a very descripted and intresting way to see and understand command prompt which prooves he is a very bright and and patient person.
Tim Kay
7 years ago
Good intro. However, it would be less confusing if you added a space after your cd command. Instead of “cd..”, it should be “cd ..”. It’s a command and an argument. The fact that Windows handles it even without space is just weird.
Diwakar
7 years ago
I need to know how to recover memory card which is a raw type drive.please do the needful.
Sahan anjana
7 years ago
That was exelent and perfecr description for a new one like me…thank you…
unrmaestro
7 years ago
i appreciated it helped e a lot thanks
NemanjaN
7 years ago
Well, this brings some great memories. I am old enough to remember good old MS DOS.
Zaid Rizwan
6 years ago
A handsome tutorial.i learn this in school but never grip on it because of GUI but now I am bit confident about CMD.
Maximilian,
As usual, an excellent article: very clear and exteremely detailed so one can easily follow along.
I sure hope you continue the series about the Command Prompt and then do a series on the command shell.
I am looking forward to the next article.
Thanks,
BRIAN
Hi,
Yes,article is so intresting with detailed information. Helpful during working on Windows 7 command prompt.
I hope,you share more information about programming on Windows 7.
Hi
this is a very helpful information
The information was very good i was impressed. However, if you were looking at this and had no prior knowledge of command prompt, the whole idea of paths and drives would confuse you. A better explanation of terms would have made this even better than it already is.
Can one use the command prompt for hacking purpose also. If yes, then how? what are the commands?
Use the ‘hack’ command.
Example: c:/>hack google.com
Works every time
so awesome
How can I get full information of command prompt by using windows 7, Example How to shutdown computer, secure data; locking PC, encrypt and decryption data etc by using command prompt.
Thank You for Help!
Isn’t there any online guid teacher for this?
incredible!!!!……..
Excellent tutorial,simple and amazing
hi! i’m new to this site and i scaned all its contents.I found everything very clear to me.Every command is discused in detail and it clarified all my doubts regarding commands i read.This info. is very helpful.
I’m looking forward to the next article.
Excellent easy to understand even for a beginer.
where to put the parameter /h in case for deleting the hidden files?? :/
what about the directories containing space within their name? :/
Nice…………..
Very good explanation. But need more commands of system32
thank you!
Thanks! I needed help in changing directory and your article helped a lot. Thumbs up 🙂
like to see command repair tools like regfix and sfc /scannow alternates for system repairs!
Thanks For the comprehensive tutorial about CMD
Thank you very much, this article was very clear and easy to understand unlike many others ive tried and the pictures make it easier to understand incase we feel like we didn’t do something right.
Most interesting tutorial. I want to know about cmd. Now, this helped me very much. Thanks!
Thanks, very descriptive tutorial.
My question is how do i switch to desktop from C drive ?
Thank you so much.This post is very helpfull with me.
best tutorial so far…kudos!
yes! This is so intersting thing at all but here we have a problem i am not understanding the file copy system. plz help to more understandig……………
thank you very much for the great tutorial, it was extremely informative and easy to follow, ive been looking for a tute on the command prompt that was directed at a lower level of understanding for ages. looking forward to reading the rest of the tutorials. keep up the good work.
how to change the drive i.e. from a c: drive to d: or e: drive??
okk i got it
Helpful and right to the point. Thanks man!
i love your everything … in xcopy command “/i” doesn’t work for me. i thought it will create the same directory at the destination if doesn’t exist, unfortunately not. could you help me please !
Immensely useful. Thanks
Thank you for the guidance. It helps a lot 🙂
xcopy doesn’t work on my windows 10…………
i got a error message such that not internal or external command provided……
Very useful and clear article. Really nice.
A very interesting piece of writing, i learnt a lot by reading this. My gcsi i.t exam is in a cupple of weeks and this page has helped me learn alot on my skills with command prompt. I would like to thank the writer for a very descripted and intresting way to see and understand command prompt which prooves he is a very bright and and patient person.
Good intro. However, it would be less confusing if you added a space after your cd command. Instead of “cd..”, it should be “cd ..”. It’s a command and an argument. The fact that Windows handles it even without space is just weird.
I need to know how to recover memory card which is a raw type drive.please do the needful.
That was exelent and perfecr description for a new one like me…thank you…
i appreciated it helped e a lot thanks
Well, this brings some great memories. I am old enough to remember good old MS DOS.
A handsome tutorial.i learn this in school but never grip on it because of GUI but now I am bit confident about CMD.
Happy to help. 🙂
hi, can you please help?
how can i go up in the cdm screen or scroll up, if i don’t have the bar on the side of the screen?
Good for learning.
For freshers who doesn’t know how to work in command prompt this tutorial will help a lot
thanks
Useful for freshers for quick learn.
Well job, great appreciate
Thank you for this clear and concise article. I bookmarked it because I’m trying to become a developer and need helpful texts like this.
Thanx guys
How to reboot by command promt
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This is helpful! I’ve been wondering how to change the directory to another drive, such as an external USB drive. Thanks!
Thanks, this helped a lot
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Clear explanation and useful Information. Thanks for sharing.