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Essential Windows Command Guide

The document outlines various Windows commands including dir to list files and directories, cd and cd.. to change directories, copy to copy files, del to delete files, find to search for text, mkdir to create directories, ren to rename files, and help for displaying information about commands.

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Essential Windows Command Guide

The document outlines various Windows commands including dir to list files and directories, cd and cd.. to change directories, copy to copy files, del to delete files, find to search for text, mkdir to create directories, ren to rename files, and help for displaying information about commands.

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Windows Command

Date: 8/24/2021

1. dir
In computing, dir is a command used for computer files and directory listing.

2. cd directory
In computing, the cd command also known as chdir (change directory), is a command used to
change the current working directory.
3. cd..
In computing, cd.. command is used to change from one directory to another directory.

4. cd \
cd \ is used to change the directory to root directory.

5. copy source destination


copy command is used to copy files to another location.
6. del filename
del command is used to delete one or more files.

7. find
find command is used to find specific text in file or files.

8. mkdir directory
mkdir command is used to create multiple directories at once.
9. ren
ren command is used to rename a file.

10. help
help is a command used to display information of all the command used with brief introduction.
11. Help command
help command is used to display extensive information about the indicated command.

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