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OS System Command

The document provides a comprehensive list of commands for managing system information, date and time, navigating drives and directories, creating and managing directories, and handling files in a Windows environment. It includes commands for displaying system details, changing directories, creating and deleting files and folders, and other miscellaneous operations. Each command is accompanied by a brief description of its function.

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OS System Command

The document provides a comprehensive list of commands for managing system information, date and time, navigating drives and directories, creating and managing directories, and handling files in a Windows environment. It includes commands for displaying system details, changing directories, creating and deleting files and folders, and other miscellaneous operations. Each command is accompanied by a brief description of its function.

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System Information & OS Details

• systeminfo → Displays detailed system information.


• ver → Shows the Windows OS version.

Date & Time Commands

• date → Shows or sets the current date.


• date /t → Displays the current date without prompting for a change.
• time → Shows or sets the current time.
• time /t → Displays the current time without prompting for a change.

Navigating Drives & Directories

• drivename: → Switches to the specified drive (e.g., C: or D:).


• dir → Lists the files and directories in the current location.
• cd foldername → Moves into the specified folder.
• cd.. → Moves back to the previous directory.

Creating & Managing Directories

• mkdir foldername → Creates a new folder.


• cd foldername → Moves into the specified folder.
• rmdir foldername /s /q → Deletes a folder and all its contents (use /s for
subdirectories and /q to suppress confirmation).

Creating, Viewing & Managing Files

• type nul > filename → Creates an empty file.


• notepad filename → Opens a file in Notepad for editing.
• type filename → Displays the content of a file.
• ren oldfilename newfilename → Renames a file.
• copy firstfilename secondfilename → Copies the content of one file to another.
• move filename foldername → Moves a file to a specific folder.
• del filename → Deletes a specific file.

Deleting Files & Folders

• del foldername\*.* /q → Deletes all files inside a folder but not the folder itself.
• rmdir foldername /s /q → Deletes the folder and all its contents permanently.

Miscellaneous

• cls → Clears the screen.

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