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Commands

The document provides instructions for navigating and using commands in the Windows command prompt. It describes commands like cd, dir, cls, mkdir, rmdir, and path that can be used to change directories, list files, clear the screen, make and remove directories. It also covers keyboard shortcuts and tips for autocompleting, navigating text, and changing colors in the command prompt.

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Commands

The document provides instructions for navigating and using commands in the Windows command prompt. It describes commands like cd, dir, cls, mkdir, rmdir, and path that can be used to change directories, list files, clear the screen, make and remove directories. It also covers keyboard shortcuts and tips for autocompleting, navigating text, and changing colors in the command prompt.

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cd // change directory

cd .. // Backspace
cd Destop\Vedios // channging directory to the specified one
cd ../.. // double backspace

use tab to auto complete

dir // to list all directories in the current directory


dir /a // to list all directories with all hidden files
cls // to clear all things on screen of command prompt
*.png // '*' it is a wildcard entry to list only files with extensions witn png

press up and down arrow to access recent or previous commands

mkdir // make directory


rmdir // remove directory if empty
rmdir /s // remove directory even if there is something

use 'home' and 'end' button to navigate the command line (jumps cursor to end and
begining of command line)

use 'ctrl' + arrows keys to navigate between words

if write the name of file directly then it opens the the file in default program
(for example "Minor Project3.pdf")

'path' variable tell windows where to look for files when you mention them in
command line

wmic logicaldisk get name // list all the drives in computer

write 'E:' to change drive

program files (x86) is where all 32 bit programs go

color 0B // to change background and foreground color (first letter is for


background and second is for foreground)

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