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Desktop Services (Terminal Services) Command Reference Windows Server Backup Command Reference  \nappend arpassocatatmadm  \nattrib auditpol  \nautochk  \nautoconv  \nautofmtbcdboot  \nbcdedit bdehdcfg bitsadmin bootcfg break cacls call  \ncdcertreq  \ncertutil change  \nchcp chdir  \nchg logon  \nchgport  \nchgusr  \nchkdsk  \nchkntfs  \nchoice cipher clip cls Cmdcmdkey  \ncmstp color comp compact  \nconvert copy c profile cscript datedcgpofix defrag del dfsrmig diantz dir diskcomp  \ndiskcopy  \ndiskperf  \ndiskraid  \ndiskshadow  \ndispdiag Dnscmd doskey driverquery echo edit endlocal erase eventcreate  \neventquery  \neventtriggers  \nEvntcmd exit expand  \nextract fc find findstr  \nfinger flattemp fondue for forfiles  \nformat freedisk fsutil ftype fveupdate getmac  \ngettype goto  \ngpfixup  \ngpresult  \ngpupdate graftabl help helpctr hostname icaclsif inuse ipconfig  \nipxroute irftp jetpack klist  \nksetup K setup:delkdc ktmutil  \nktpass label lodctr  \nlog man  \nlogoff lpql pr macfile  \nmakecab  \nmanage-bde  \nmapadmin Md mkdir  \nmklink  \nmmc mode more mount  \nmountvol move mqbkup  \nmqsvc  \nmqtgsvcmsdt msg msiexec  \nmsinfo32  \nmstscnbtstatnetcfg  \nnetsh  \nnetstat  \nNet print nfsadmin  \nnfsshare  \nnfsstat nlbmg rnslookup ntbackup  \nntcmdprompt  \nntfrsutl openfiles pagefileconfig path pathping  \npause  \npbadmin pentnt  \nperfmon ping pnpunattend  \npnp util popd PowerShell  \nPowerShell_ise print  \nprncnfg  \nprndrvr  \nprnjobs  \nprnmngr  \nprnport  \nprnqctl  \nprompt pubprn  \npushd pushprinterconnectionsqappsrv  \nqprocess query  \nq user qwinstarcp rd rdpsign recover regregini  \nregsvr32  \nrelog rem ren rename  \nrepair-bde  \nreplace  \nreset session rexec  \nrisetup rmdir robocopy  \nroute_ws2008 rpcinfo  \nrpc pingrsh rundll32  \nrwinsta schtasks  \nScwcmd  \nsecedit serverceipoptin Servermanagercmd setlocal  \nsetxsfc shadow  \nshift  \nshowmount  \nshutdown sort start  \nsubst  \nsxstracesy socmgr  \nsysteminfo takeown  \ntap icfg  \ntaskkill  \ntasklist tcmsetup  \ntelnet tftp time timeout  \ntitle  \ntlntadmntpmvscmgr tracerpt  \ntracert tree tscon  \ntsdiscon  \ntsecimp  \ntskill  \nts prof type type perftzutil unlodctr ververifier  \nverify vol waitfor  \nwbadmin wdsutil  \nwecutil  \nwevtutil where  \nwhoami winnt  \nwinnt32  \nwinpop  \nwinrs wlbs wmicwscript xcopy  \nWindows Commands  \n4/13/2018 • 7 min to read •  Edit Online  \nUse this PDF to find the documentation resources and other technical information that you need to learn about the command shell, and to automate command-line tasks by using scripts or scripting tools.  \nTo find information about a specific command, in the following A-Z menu, click the letter that the command starts with, and then click the command name.  \nA | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z  \nPrerequisites  \nThe information that is contained in this PDF applies to:  \n Windows Server ( Semi-Annual Channel)  \n Windows Server 2016  \n Windows Server 2012 R2  \n Windows Server 2012  \n Windows Server 2008 R2  \n Windows Server 2008  \n Windows 10  \n Windows 8.1  \nCommand shell overview  \nThe command shell is a software program that provides direct communication between the user and the operating system. The non-graphical, command shell user interface provides the environment in which you run characterbased applications and utilities. The command shell executes programs and displays their output on the screen by using individual characters similar to the MS-DOS command interpreter, Command.com. The command shell in the Windows Server operating system uses the command interpreter, Cmd.exe. Cmd.exe loads applications, directs the flow of information between applications, and translates user input into a form that the operating system understands.  \nYou can use the command shell to create and edit scripts to automate routine tasks. 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