Discussion in 'Operating Systems' started by Watcher, Jan 30, 2019.
Microsoft Windows Commands - alphabetical listing with description, overview, syntax and reference to Web sites when more detailed explanation is required.
The PDF is well organized. When you click on any command, you will be sent to a location in the 948 page document, that will give you a description, possible syntax usage and available parameters.
There is also a section that makes reference to Windows Server Role commands that may point you to an embedded URL to allow a Microsoft web page to be opened when a more detailed explanations is required.
All in all, a very good document to have available when you work on computers that have a Windows OS installed.
IMHO, Well worth the 3.3 MB zip file download.
Microsoft Windows Commands is a PDF containing an overview and alphabetical listing of all available Windows commands.
When you click on any command, you get a description, possible syntaxes, and the available parameters.
Whether you're an end-user, server admin, tech, IT or just getting started, Microsoft Windows Commands is a must-have reference for any geek.
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@mbk1969 - Nice list of sites!
I was on the look out for a PowerShell document; but you took care of that.
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I spent two hours trying out some of the commandlets from this list.
I love informative posts like these. Thank you both.