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Kill Processes from Command Prompt
I’m sure you are familiar with the traditional way to kill or end a process in Windowsusing Task Manager. This method is effective but not nearly as fun as killing a process in Command Prompt....
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Group Command Sequences
When you combine multiple commands, you may need a way to group commands to prevent conflicts or to ensure that an exact order is followed. You group commands using a set of parentheses. To understand...
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Command-Line Selection Statements
Now that you know how to work with variables and form expressions, let’s look at something more advanced: selection statements used with the command line. When you want to control the flow of...
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All mIRC Commands
/ Recalls the previous command entered in the current window. /! Recalls the last command typed in any window. /action {action text} Sends the specifed action to the active channel or query window....
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Command Line shortcuts for Advanced Users
There are several advanced Command Line tools, created and intended for Network Administrators and advanced users, If interested, try with this command line prompts; > Bootcfg — Use this command to...
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Scan and Repair Problems with the Hard Disk
CHKDSK — Creates and displays a status report for a hard disk and can correct errors on the disk if required. Used without any parameters, CHKDSK simply displays the status of the disk in the current...
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Net Use Command to Add Drives
Net Use Command: To Add a Drive net use (drive-name): \\Servername\Foldername :persistent To Delete a Mapped Drive net use (Drivename): /del or...
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Robocopy Command
To run the Robocopy command you need to be in any of the two Servers. Then open the command prompt and run the below command: robocopy “\\source servername\Parent Foldername\Foldername” “\\destination...
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Education First, Bangalore [EF]
EF stands for “Education First”. Founded in 1965 by entrepreneur Bertil Hult, EF is a privately-held company with 16 divisions that offer a range of educational programs from language training,...
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