Below is the list of commands that can be run from windows command prompt (CMD). Thanks to the folks who organized all of this at http://www.windows-commandline.com/windows-at-command-examples
At: | Schedule tasks |
Attrib: | Set file attributes |
Bootcfg: | Enable kernel debugging |
copy: | Copy files |
Compact: | Compress or decompress files and directories |
Convert: | Convert FAT filesystem to NTFS |
Date: | Set system date and time |
defrag: | Defrag disk drives |
Del: | Delete files |
Dir: | List files and directories |
Eventquery.vbs: | View events |
find: | Search files for a given string |
findstr: | Search files for a given string; Has advanced options than find command. |
for: | Windows batch command for looping |
getmac: | Find mac address of the system |
hostname: | Get system name |
ipconfig: | Get IP address |
logoff: | Logoff user session |
Net user: | Manage user accounts |
Net use: | Create/List/Delete network drives |
Net localgroup: | Manage local computer’s user groups |
Net share: | Create / List/ Delete shares on the local computer |
Powercfg: | Manage power scheme on your laptop |
Reg: | Edit/create/delete registry keys |
Rename: | Rename files |
Rename: | Rename directories |
Runas: | Run an application as a different user in the same session |
Schtasks: | Schedule tasks |
Shutdown: | Shutdown or reboot system |
Sort: | Command for sorting text files |
Systeminfo: | Get computer information |
Taskkill: | Kill processes |
Title: | Set command window title |
Xcopy: | Copy files and directories |
Resource Kit Tools:
Compress | Compress a file |
Srvinfo | Get remote system information |
tail | Print the last lines of a file |
Ver | Get Windows OS version |
Other tools:
PsShutdown.exe | Shutdown remote computer |
Source: http://www.windows-commandline.com/commands-reference/
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