Five useful Windows Command

Five Useful Windows Commands:

                                       

1. Ipconfig:

   - Purpose: Find the IP address of the computer or system.

   - Procedure:

     - Press Win + R.

     - Search for CMD.

     - Open CMD and type: `ipconfig`.

     - Press Enter to view the IP address.

2. Mkdir:

   - Purpose: Create a new folder using the command line.

   - Procedure:

     - Open CMD.

     - Type: `cd desktop` and press Enter.

     - Type: `mkdir foldername` to create a folder.

     - The folder is now created using the command.

3. Tasklist:

   - Purpose: View a list of applications and processes currently running.

   - Procedure:

     - Open the command prompt.

     - Type: `tasklist` and press Enter.

     - The command will display a list of running applications.

4. Type:

   - Purpose: Read the contents of a text file in the command prompt.

   - Procedure:

     - Open CMD.

     - Navigate to the location of the file, e.g., `cd desktop`.

     - Type: `type filename.extension` and press Enter to view the file's contents.

5. Color:

   - Purpose: Change the color of the command prompt.

   - Procedure:

     - Open CMD.

     - Type: `color red` to change the color to red.

     - Alternatively, type: `color` followed by a color value (e.g., `color 0A` for green text on black background).

     - Press Enter to change the command prompt color.

These commands provide users with useful functionalities, ranging from checking system information to performing file operations and customizing the command prompt interface.