Eps 2: 8 Command Prompt Secrets You Never Knew

Sun Tzu's Awesome Tips On Banjo

Host image: StyleGAN neural net
Content creation: GPT-3.5,

Host

Jo Gilbert

Jo Gilbert

Podcast Content
If you are trying to fix a problem, or just looking for a list of all drivers in Windows 10, there is a command line trick you can use. If you are trying to troubleshoot an issue or merely looking for a list of all your drivers on Windows, there is a trick you can use. If you want to make your command windows prompt say something different from what it says by default, the following tricks can be used.
You will get a separate window in which you can select the command and run it there. The command at the left will execute first, followed by the next command, etc.
Well, you can stop it by pressing Ctrl+C while executing any command. In this case, in order to stop a command execution fast, just hit Ctrl+C together, and the operation will stop immediately. All you have to do is hit the Ctrl+C key on the keyboard to stop the command line.
If you want to shutdown the computer, then you will have to enter this command in the space after two minutes. To shutdown the computer at specific times through CMD, you can enter the following command into your command line window and press enter. This command line hack shows how you can shutdown the PC at a specific time. All you have to do is to type in command>destination/filename with the extension.txt and press enter.
Once you have typed in command and pressed enter, you will see the list of active drivers with names, types, and more. Another awesome thing about all cmd tricks using this command, we can get the full list of all drivers installed in your PC with details about each of them.
Open prompts into directory that contains files, and change the directory using cd command. Now, the thing is, if you wanted to run the file from a specific folder, you would need to use the command Change Directory to go into that folder, and that could be an issue if the directory is nested too deeply.
Well, there is always an alternative way of doing things in Windows 10, and similarly, you can use the command prompt to mark the folder hidden. Usually, you can make a marking using the Properties pane on a folder and ticking the checkbox which says hidden. Although it is easy to hide folders on the modern Windows operating system by going to the properties pane of a folder and checking the checkbox that says Hidden, this method is not always foolproof. Just as you can hide folders using Terminal in the Mac, using this simple command prompt trick, you can hide folders such that they are hidden entirely, and Explorer cannot show them at all.
To make things easier, you can open up any specific folder within Windows Explorer, hold down Shift while clicking in the folder, and choose "Run command window here" to directly open a command prompt with the path of that folder right there. Another handy Command Prompt trick is if you wish to copy exact path of any folder or file in order to execute that file or to modify present working directory, you can just drag the file or folder into Command Prompt. While the command prompt is handy for merging content from more basic file types such as TXT or CSV, you can also use it to hide RAR, ZIP, or other archive files within an image or text file.
Interestingly, there are a few handy tricks for Command Prompt that will help you improve your CMD Windows command experience, and they are time-saving too. To improve the experience of using the CMD commands, we are also going to share some cool tricks and hacks that are must-know to all users. In this article, we will know more about some commonly used commands for CMD as well as commands for networking, which is an essential knowledge for all users of Windows. In this article, we explained the CMD commands, which is a very cool feature of Windows.
This tutorial highlights a few interesting commands that you may find useful to your personal computing needs. We also explained some of the more frequently used commands and tricks that proved to be immensely useful to casual users. We have put together a list of things that you can do within Windows Command Prompt, including some commands everyone should know for general usage, some more advanced ones to configure or troubleshoot your PC, as well as lesser known, less handy features of Command Prompt.
If you combine some of the commands in this tutorial, your experience with Windows operating system should improve further. Armed with the proper commands, and knowing how to use them, you should be able, even as late as 2007, to completely control any Windows machine with just the keyboard.
This list of Microsoft Windows command line commands will assist you in various tasks such as checking the history of commands, adding functions to make commands more useful, retrieving details about the system hardware in your device, and more. Let us face it, Microsofts approach to changing directories using the cd command is pretty strange.
To duplicate the command above for various programs, simply copy, paste, and edit it to your needs. Simply enter a command, such as the dir command, then follow that command with a pipe symbol, followed by a command like the more. Here, you only have to type a part of the command, then hit tab until you have found the path. To finish creating, simply create a command prompt shortcut on the desktop, type in the properties for the shortcut, then choose Run As Administrator, located under Advanced in Shortcuts.