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xp/vista only, can be used to disable problem drivers upon startup |
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checkdisk /fixes problems /recovers info and implies f |
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allows editing of text files |
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copies files /indicates ASCII file /verifies copy /supresses “are you sure?” |
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duplicates files and subdirectories |
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ipconfig /all/release/renew |
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displays computer's ip configuration/shows all info/releases the current DHCP address/obtains a new DCHP ip address. |
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packet internet groper/ keep pinging until cntrl-c/ change the buffer size |
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make/change/remove directories |
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powerful command used to mess with stuff in windows when gui won't work |
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checks/verifies the route to a remote host |
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allows you to verify entries on a DNS server |
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system file checker, checks and repairs corrupted system files |
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repeats typed text back to a screen. Can be used to send text to a file or device using redirection. |
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checks current version of the os |
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Recovery console command that makes the current directory the system root of the drive you are logged in to. |
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Recovery console command that renames a file |
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Recovery console commands that delete directories |
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Recovery console commands that diplay the contents of a selected file |
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Recovery console commands that create a directory |
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Recovery console command that displays the drive letter mappings currently recognized. Often used before DISKPART |
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Recovery console command that logs on to Windows |
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Recovery console command that lists all drivers and services running in Windows |
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Recovery console command that lists available Recovery Console Commands |
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Recovery console command that formats a selected disk |
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Recovery console command that makes a new Master Boot Record for the boot sector |
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Recovery console command that makes a new boot sector on the system partitian |
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Recovery console command that works only when run from the CD, extracts compressed (.cab) files to the system partitian |
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Recovery console command that enables a specified service or driver |
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Recovery console command that creates or delets disk partitions |
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Recovery console command that disables a specified service or driver |
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Recovery console command that list contents of a directory |
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Recovery console commands that delete files |
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Recovery console command that copies files from removable storage to system folders, doesn't allow wildcards. |
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Recovery console command that clears the screen |
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Recovery console commands that change directories |
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Recovery console command that allows you to run the commands in a text file so that you can perform many tasks in one step |
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Recovery console command that changes the attributes of a file or folder |
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Recovery console command that recursively deletes files and directories |
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Used to check the boot.ini file |
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CD,MD,RD switch that stifles the "are you sure" Known as quiet mode |
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