The MS DOS commands are listed below:

net user – displaying all users accounts
net user HERE_THE_NAME /add – to add a new user
net user HERE_THE_NAME * – change / add a password
net user HERE_THE_NAME /delete – to delete an account

net localgroup – displaying the local groups
net localgroup power users – display all users belongs to this group
net localgroup power users HERE_THE_NAME /add – adding a user into the power users group

Every time when the command is ok after you press ENTER there will appear a new line telling you: “The command completed successfully”

Have fun! :)

(abbreviation for Microsoft Disk Operating System) is an operating system created by Microsoft. It was based on the Intel 8086 family of microprocessors but you can run the

_prompter on every operation system, even on Vista. The reason for using

commands is to get quickly into the desired program or to make changes on hard disks (copy, move, rename, delete, etc directories and files) in a very short time.

There are tons of

commands most of them, unnecessarily. Here a list of common used

commands:

- you get inside the prompter console (START / run / type

)

For all of these commands to get working you need all the time to get into the directory (cd dir_name) where do you want to make necessarily changes (moving, deleting, renaming, etc)

- list all dir

- get help

- rename get help

- make new dir help

- split the entire content of the directory in multiple screens / pages

- split the entire content of the directory in multiple pages

- get help

dir_name or

dir_name – get to the desired dir

windows [with space after cd] instead of

dir_name – get to the desired dir

- up one level

- get back to root of dir
C: – get into C:/ partition
A:

DIR_NAME or

DIR_NAME to make a new directory

FILE_NAME to make a new file

DIR_NAME or

DIR_NAME – RD = Removing Directory (delete)

FILE_NAME – removing file (delete)

DIR_NAME or RD /S FILE_NAME to delete dir with files and subdir
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to run a program: cmd – PHOTOSHOP or any program I need…

FILE_x.TXT FILE_xy.TXT or

FILE_x.TXT FILE_xy.TXT

REN FILE_x.txt TICKS AND TRIPS IN COMPUTERS WORLD.TXT – not working

- DONE!

FILENAME.TXT to see de attribute (value) of a file

FILENAME.TXT add R (read only) attribute

FILENAME.TXT remove R (read only) attribute

FILENAME.TXT

add read only attribute for all mp3 files of the dir

attributes could be: A (archive), R, H (hidden), S (system file)

- shows up all the files with txt extension

- shows up all the files that starts with “a”

DEL FILENAME.TXT OR ERASE FILENAME.TXT
DEL *.TXT – delete all the txt files
DEL *.* – delete all files in that dir

FILENAME.TXT and RN DIRNAME or RD FILENAME

- list the proprieties of your network (IP, MAC, DNS, etc)

watched movies – will copy sherk.avi file from D:\movies to E:\ watched movies

watched movies – will move sherk.avi file from D:\movies to E:\ watched movies
Suppose you have 150 mp3 files in E:\ disco music and you want to moves these files in D:\ all music.
Get your prompter in E:\ disco music (cd disco music) and type

Done!

- change the name during the copy process

- change the name and the extension of file during the moving process

- change the extension of all files during the moving process

- copy all files and directories from D:\all music to E:\recent music except the empty directories (because of /s)

- copy all files and directories from D:\all music to E:\recent music including the empty directories (because of /e)