30 Windows Commands you CAN’T live without

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[@KingJojoB]

If you didn’t come from tiktok raise your hand 🤚🏽

[@Hamzie]

@Jeymen ☠️

[@Bob3519]

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[@botondfarkas3477]

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[@ahm7edglahmed558]

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[@AuroraW00ds.]

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[@grandetaco4416]

Don't run the wifi password reveal command on your work computer. 3 hours after I ran this I got a call from my boss. He said, "if it was you that ran this command it's ok, if not we need to know." I told him I had learned how to do this from Chuck. Thanks Chuck for getting me in trouble!

[@crazyguy8817]

but will the info be sent in log even if you are not connected to that wifi,or you are at home

[@crazyguy8817]

or maybe it was not due to router,rather your work pc was rigged(which means,they definetily knew it was your pc)

[@sheri_simple8299]

@@crazyguy8817 exactly

[@JimWebbJax]

How can your boss know the command was run but not who ran it?

[@raventeamleader.]

This command is only for your computer to do its safe to do and not a danger What are you going on about? lol

[@jardatridentone1859]

There is one more interesting thing about CMD that not everyone knows. CMD is very respectful of your file shortcut. If you create a shortcut for your batch script and associate it with a custom icon, then the console window launched by this shortcut will take not only the shortcut name in the window header, but also the selected icon. I don't think any other file (like a text file) behaves like this.

[@shawnfurlough8578]

As someone old enough to have started with the command prompt, those first few F keys were helpful when having to rerun command with changes - different options, corrections, etc.

[@nick2612]

The use case for F2 is actually pretty handy. If you're running various back to back commands but using alternate properties or changing directories for the command, you can simply revert back to command core and make those alterations by remembering the last character of the command you want to edit for the next line. An extremely basic example of this might be "ipconfig /release F2 r" where you can then complete the command with "renew". F4 can similarly edit the beginning of the command.

[@zyzsgy]

As a network nerd, I agree

[@k-jsr]

This just made my life so much easier. Can't believe I've been manually backspacing out everything for 10+ years of IT work.

[@utley]

@Della Maria we dont worship false idols 'round these here parts.

[@johnsummers101]

I was thinking if you had to ping a lot

[@SpragginsDesigns]

Came here to explain. So thankful you did and it's the top comment.

[@MrTutiplengo]

I know some of these from DOS. I like the energy he brings to the video. He's like a kid sharing an exciting secret.

[@charleshines7282]

I think there are even a few commands that work in the address bar. Try the attrib command there next time you need it for something. Just make sure you are in the folder you want to do it to the contents of. Try other commands but use them cautiously if they can cause any damage, just in case they do work!! It is your responsibility to back your files up and decide what you do with your own PC and I am not liable if you mess anything up or lose any important data. Remember that thing I said about backup copies? The more important that data is the more of those backup copies you may want to keep!! Unless you have it in some other form, once it is gone it is gone for good and you will not get it back or if you do it will not be easy!!

[@sproont]

I love these tips but I wish there was more detail regarding what each part of the command (i.e "-s" or "+h") does! Great video Chuck!!

[@user-le5nq7vh7o]

s is start, h is header of what i understand ;)

[@benoit-pierredemaine3824]

/? for détails of commands. like --help in Linux

[@milosstojanovic4623]

Every main command can go with /? so we can see all of the sub commands for it. There are also sub programs that go with own commands like "diskpart" for example. Command prompt is mostly useful when something is broken so typing commands is "shortcut" to fix some things. But for example copying/sharing files to server or other PC i prefer regular windows interface with sharing set up, or jus uploading it to cloud or some other site temporarily.

[@TimonLevy]

+s gives it the system attribute, when it is applied it must be removed before applying any other change to the attributes. +h gives it the hidden attribute, to make it hidden. +r give it the read-only attribute, so that you can't write to that file. This was all gotten with a simple google search, you are welcome.

[@ArmchairRamb0]

I love how quickly your videos run. Definitely adds value, I learn a lot. Thanks.

[@googleuser2785]

If you (@armchairramb0) want to msg him Don't message to anyone unknown that way. He didn't revealed that he is real. People nowadays scam that way.

[@tylercoombs1]

This was great, i thought this was going to be another typical list of windows shell commands but there was a bunch of commands you never see and even some light scripting involved. I learned a couple of things today. Really appreciate it!!!

[@marvelxgaming2175]

Can u tell me how to change the username for ex he has the name ( chuck) i want to change that

[@tylercoombs1]

@Della Maria Pay a hacker to do what? teach me bash scripting? Next time Della don't send people pictures on the Internet. If Auden can sneak a backdoor on your attacker's machine, how do you know he doesn't already have one on yours?

[@HardlyBardly]

You're a godsend, dude. You got me interested in Linux, and after I've had a draining past few months trying to get through a lot of dry information for the A+ (because I tried to focus on the hardware - my biggest weakness - and not the scripting and pentesting/cyber defense aspects that I love), I'd about lost my drive for studying. I've been trying everything and just felt like a burnout loser. I came back and watched two of your videos and, already, I feel my motivation coming back. Your stuff is fast-paced and direct, and it helps my brain to get psyched up so damn much. Thank you!!!

[@joejamesphoto]

Dude, the quality here is top notch. Quality content, tips, editing, entertainment... Everything

[@mellord83]

I feel that Chuck and David Bombal compliment each other really well. On one hand Chuck is really enthusiastic and full of energy (which is great), and David is more cool calm and collected. Both are great teachers

[@fredflintstone505]

I like how Chuck is straight to the point. No beating around the bush.

[@RichardGastas-jy5ce]

and where can i find David

[@t400ml]

Here's a really awesome one that you didn't mention - Bookmarking previous commands: Hold down ALT and press any number from 1-4. If you see nothing or it says "Digit argument" then you'll have to use the F keys instead, eg. F1, F2 etc.

[@siddheshpatil7530]

u cheeky boi

[@PiXarY]

I see what youre trying to do there

[@Ellipsis115]

damn, that's SUPER useful, thank you!

[@charliesretrocomputing]

noooooo you got me! I spammed each F key and I only realized I spammed Alt+F4 when all my apps closed. :)

[@davideaston3005]

the color command only holds until you restart console. If you want to keep the selected colors permanently, you have to right click the shortcut, properties, and then change the colors through the "colors" tab. This will ensure your colors will stay even after restarting cmd

[@sagarr353]

Thanks for the links in the description. Happy to see mind-blowing results on cmd.

[@TheCocoaDaddy]

Awesome!!!! The command to display wireless network passwords is all I need. You rock! THANK YOU for this!!!!

[@jimmyscott5144]

The weird thing is some bad apps out uninstalled in the temp folders so be careful if you are doing the delete temp, you might not be able to uninstall a program especially if it doesn't let you reinstall over an existing app

[@spacegandalf8837]

ive only just started my IT journey and this was unbelievably helpfull!

[@manstivowagod3770]

I was just searching for things on youtube sometime back to help me in my IT studies and one of the few very best things I've ever come across on youtube is chuck's account, I always feel privilleged being here💯🤞

[@AntonioZL]

Migrating to Linux and using the terminal for most of what you do is great, but learning how to do the same in Windows is a game changer. I use have dual-boot system cause some of the tools I need to work (plus games) only run on Windows (even Wine can't handle some of them), and while I'm pretty confortable with the shell on Linux, I'm learning something new everyday with the new(ish) windows powershell, so keep these videos coming!

[@guitarszen]

If you are on linux you have no need to every be on windoze. You are a rookie.

[@jacobahl8317]

@@guitarszen Some games anti cheat doesn't work on linux. The game would work just fine, but the anticheat doesn't work. MCC on steam is an example of this. They even allow you to disable the anticheat software so you can play the campaigns.

[@AntonioZL]

@@guitarszen wine can't handle everything. Some of the stuff I need to work only runs on Windows.

[@milosstojanovic4623]

@@guitarszen some games are pain in the ass to make them work on Linux, and most people dont have time to waste on typing commands for every stupid thing to make them work.

[@thomasking1149]

​@milosstojanovic4623 that's all guitarzan has is time down in its dungeon all by itself. Prompt away I say!

[@datag1199]

You are the man, Chuck! Thanks for sharing. Great tips as always

[@NerdyPepper]

Im trying to learn how to use commands and your videos are so helpful!! Thanks NetworkChuck!!

[@mikescribner3693]

amazing video... dont know what aspect is more impressive..the actual content or the quality of the video..keep up the great work!!!!

[@ricardobarreravillarreal4288]

Not sure I’ll ever use most of these but it feels good to watch

[@user-md9oz9po5b]

Oh I will hahahahahahahahaaaaaa

[@TheHolan]

well, according to the video title you will probaby unlife then.

[@CIS101]

As of 2:15 minor note: the "side arrows" are greater-than symbols, and in terms of code that's piping the output to a text file.

[@afanofdytto4837]

angle brackets? innit?

[@user-wq2kj8vr5i]

wow you make cmd look so much fun. Thanks for these resources

[@somemary87]

You make everything so interesting! Learned a lot, keep it coming!

[@jeffreyledbetter7545]

I love all your videos they are all so helpful and fun

[@VestigeV47]

Thank you for helping me get started learning cybersecurity

[@BoGy1980]

omg .... if u follow chucks lead, you're going to get into trouble very soon.... he gives bad advice in this vid, very bad

[@halotango3]

love your energy and the tips are actually helpful, thank you!

[@jamjam3448]

I knew most of them as a web dev. Thanks ☺️

[@comensky]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🖥️ *Launching Command Prompt in Administrator Mode* - Introduction to launching the command prompt and setting it to run as administrator by default. 00:26 🔒 *Hiding and Encrypting Files* - Techniques for hiding and encrypting files using the command prompt. 01:25 📶 *Revealing Wi-Fi Passwords* - How to view saved Wi-Fi passwords and export them to a file. 02:28 🖥️ *System Information and Secure Copy Command* - Retrieving system information and securely copying files to a remote server. 03:29 💾 *Mapping Folders as Drives* - Instructions on how to map any folder on the system as a mounted drive. 04:28 ☕ *IT Pro TV Sponsorship Segment* - Advertisement for IT Pro TV's training services. 05:27 🎨 *Customizing Command Prompt Appearance* - Tips for changing the color, prompt style, and title of the command prompt. 06:27 🌐 *Using Curl in Command Prompt* - Demonstrating various uses of Curl in Windows command prompt, including checking weather and unshortening URLs. 07:56 📱 *Generating QR Codes with Curl* - How to create QR codes using Curl command. 08:27 📺 *Monitoring KZbin and Twitter via Command Prompt* - Using command prompt to track latest KZbin videos and Twitter updates. 09:27 🤖 *ChatGPT Integration in Command Prompt* - Demonstrating how to use ChatGPT within the command prompt. 10:00 🧹 *Cleaning Temporary Files and Using Telenet* - Instructions for deleting temporary files and enabling Telenet in Windows. 11:05 ⌨️ *Utilizing F1-F9 Keys in Command Prompt* - Explaining the functions of F1 through F9 keys in command prompt. 12:40 📜 *Viewing Command History* - How to view the entire command history in command prompt. 13:10 🆕 *Introducing Windows Terminal* - Introduction to the new Windows Terminal and its features. 14:12 💪 *Advantages of PowerShell* - Discussing the benefits of using PowerShell over the traditional command prompt. Made with HARPA AI

[@comensky]

Just Google it man... Dont be Lazy.

[@comensky]

Harpa ai

[@keenoogodlike]

Great contents! I never know these commands exist eventhough I had been using Windows for a long time.

[@googleuser2785]

If you (@keenoogodlike) want to msg him Don't message to anyone unknown that way. He didn't revealed that he is real. People nowadays scam that way.

[@corymc92]

First video i've watched from you, and I must say, I really enjoy the presentation/format, and positive/excited attitude!

[@BrBill]

Terminal is not required to drag-and-drop filenames from Explorer. That works in standard CMD and Powershell.

[@smn96.96]

The first command is really useful

[@kokikocky4319]

Great video, i had old 89286 with 20mb hdd and later 40mb & DOS 6.x in 90's .. (win 3.1) 😊😊 I remembered most of this commands :)

[@googleuser2785]

If you (@kokikocky) want to msg him Don't message to anyone unknown that way. He didn't revealed that he is real. People nowadays scam that way.

[@warrioritsolutions4595]

I had a compaq LTE 80386 with Dos 6 and windows 3.1 as well.

[@mstram]

While not a command, more a "tips&tricks", I just discovered that CTR/mousewheel will zoom many window types, include cmd prompt and VirtualBox windows. Also works with firefox, chrome. *** With virtualbox / linux guests (probably *any* guest) while the *text* IS zoomed the window doesn't seem to get resized properly (this is in Windows 11 / Virtualbox 7.0) When the window text reaches the bottom, Vb seems to keep using the "old" window size, and the text is therefore "invisible" . Issuing a clear command is my work around for now.

[@fnanfne]

Wow learned quite a few new commands! The right arrow key also does what the F1 key does.

[@_JohnHammond]

That's not NetworkChuck, it's Harry Potter! ⚡

[@NetworkChuck]

I do identify as Harry Potter. :) Fun fact, the hacker mask did that to my face.

[@CattopyTheWeb]

It's John Hammond!

[@CattopyTheWeb]

@@NetworkChuck another Wizard!

[@nigelphillips7454]

@@NetworkChuck hi can this key restore regedit to default settings once deleted last key and is it safe please reply me asap thanks and if it dont do you know a another command i can use just this once i need your help again thanks HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Applets\Regedit

[@FlocvomYtButMobile]

69 LIKES 😯😯😯😯😯😯😯

[@Vexen89]

F2 could be helpful for longer stringed commands or you want to rerun a command with a different action or part of your command didn't work but you know where the error might've been such as "netsh wlan show profile wifi1" but you meant to type "wifi2", press *f2* > 'w' > then you have "netsh wlan show profile "

[@ProcrastinatingGuy]

I legit love the curl command with the weather info. i didnt know that. thanks.

[@milosstojanovic4623]

1:24 can simply be done with properties/hidden so that command does not hide file completely.

[@srivatsavm3892]

Instead of F5 you can also press the up arrow key to cycle through previous commands 👍

[@AbhinusWonderWorld]

Awesome Video Chuck

[@marktate2683]

One of the best parts of this video is understanding that powershell and command prompt isn't the same thing, college did not prepare me enough for that lol (my minor is cybersecurity sadly, don't judge, it's not the best program)

[@FranciscVasile]

dude, i was searching for this for ages. done it in highschool, 25 years ago and i forgot about it. and for the last 3 months i was searching for it. copy rar archive to a pic. thanx a lot!

[@NetworkChuck]

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[@lordlogan3308]

U using windows!? I lost respect for u now

[@127.0.0]

Hi

[@faizandot]

Please continue python series 🙏

[@Tech-NO-City]

Can you plz make a video about how to use Cloudflare Tunnels because it's free?

[@MrQmicic]

@@lordlogan3308 Don't be dumb. Every network admin and professional has to use windows also or at least stay up to date.

[@danluther9078]

Hey Chuck -- the ">" operator in the context you're using means "redirect." The ">>" operator is similar and performs the same redirection but is "append."

[@hobbyartsyoutubechannel7116]

Your are absolutely right we can not recognised the difference between these two photos but we judge them by their size

[@RealCyberCrime]

I’m thinking about making a similar video but hacking documentary format.

[@michaeldreher1372]

to get an Administrator CMD prompt without using the mouse and not changing the settings permanently: 1. Press Windows Key and release it 2. type "CMD" 3. press and hold the and keys while hitting the key This also works for all other commands to run them as Administrator

[@ro.7427]

Wow, thanks

[@LePhenixGD]

1:43 this command allows you to view the network key for Wi-Fi networks you have connected to in the past, it does not work for all Wi-Fi networks. It only works for networks that have been previously connected and have their profiles stored on the computer

[@f4lkz]

Probs to you my man! 100% the most useful video i have watched the last 11 years of my youtube journey thank you!

[@nishantdalvi9470]

Please complete the CCNA course sir love from India 🇮🇳

[@bfandi4966]

What are you learning CCNA for?

[@nishantdalvi9470]

@@bfandi4966 actually I won't be going for the certification just requesting to complete the course because Chuck's explaination was by far the finest I have seen on the whole youtube I tried many youtubers before him professor Messer, bitten tech and many other Indian youtubers no disrespect for them but chuck explains all the concepts as if he is teaching a 8 years old kid and by the way learning networking concepts because I am looking forward into penetration testing

[@user-ti6it9gv9t]

Can you please make a video about PYTHON class and objects !!

[@ZingyElfRex]

i love how happy u are in all ur videos it makes learning alot more fun

[@freduah4253]

I honestly think that was the most interesting command prompt video have watch in a while! Very nice.

[@eroc]

Defaulting to admin in CMD can be dangerous, especially if you aren't entirely sure what you're doing. In the interest of caution, continue to deliberately launch CMD as admin only when you need it. Plenty of Windows tools can still be used in standard user context.

[@lorddemancio]

I was looking to see if someone was going to mention this

[@qpSubZeroqp]

Especially if you work in a field where sometimes you just need a public IP

[@svr5423]

if you don't want to be admin, don't log in as an admin user. The problem is that often you won't be able to do things or access files, even though your user should have access to it. This odd windows behaviour breaks a lot of stuff.

[@eroc]

@@svr5423 I understand what you're saying, but fundamentally, from the perspective of making your attack vectors as small as possible, no one should ever run cmd as admin by default. Actions like that should be a deliberate choice.

[@svr5423]

@@eroc But that doesn't make any sense. If you don't need to work as an admin, use a user that doesn't have admin rights. Your normal user would not be able to have admin cmd. But you admin user should have admin cmd when he opens one.

[@connorreid8440]

As someone in the cyber security field, i would highly advise against setting your command line default as admin. For the love of God, just don’t.

[@harishmarenju1484]

Why?

[@cyanmello_]

@@harishmarenju1484 OP can correct me on this but I think if a hacker gains access to your PC, they would skip all privilege escalation procedures to gain admin and just straight up own your computer.

[@jupa7166]

This is not a problem - it WILL ASK for administrative credentials. Problem is somewhere else - you should NOT be an administrator on your normal work account.

[@timk9847]

Agreed, better option is to right click start button and select the Command Prompt (Admin) or Powershell (Admin) option to prevent accidently giving privilege's to malware.

[@keylanoslokj1806]

​@@timk9847i have a powershell executive icon on my Desktop, with administrative privileges. How is that bad? If someone knows the code to open my PC he also will have access to admin console anyway

[@TrueBlade-1889]

You should also explain why it is important (if you want max security) ... to encrypt your Pagefile. 😊

[@ThorTubeview]

Ok, I'm working sinds 25 years old inMicrosoft environment IT and I've learned, yet, more than before. Thank you. Interresting, very interresting.

[@anshsharma12071]

i think you should check the subtitles at 8:47 💀💀

[@yatharthgoyal6341]

Timestamps: 00:00 Learn 35 Windows commands to improve productivity 02:06 Learn quick command prompt tricks 03:57 Learn IT skills with IT Pro TV 05:42 Learn interesting uses for the curl command in the command prompt 07:32 Learn how to use Curl from your command prompt for various tasks 09:27 Explore fun and useful commands in Windows command prompt. 11:21 Learn about the useful function keys in the command prompt 13:00 Windows 11's integrated terminal comes with killer features, including tabs and drag-and-drop file transfer

[@martyn6792]

Brilliant video, I knew about quite a few of what was listed but the curl one will be handy

[@fred2009ification]

lot of fun on this one, Chuck. Thank u

[@syedabraizmehdi2960]

Chuck bro! I am a Software developer with a Mechatronics Engineering background. As I developer I am really interested in Network and Security. I love learning things the way you teach them. I have a request, Make a video on cmd that a developer absolutely needs. And instead of fast videos like this. Make it in a way to show how an I actually use these in practical work for troubleshooting

[@WACtheRaven]

First of all from a SEC standpoint, or ever just general use cases, you should NOT always run cmd in Admin. Makes the attack of that machine so much easier. And also allows 3rd party programs Admin level control any time they run a background task. (VERY BAD) Just do this when you need id. ( WIN+R, "cmd.exe", ctrl+shift+enter ), it still required you to allow it, (somewhat more secure) and wont accidentally break some stuff by accident.

[@pyp2205]

​@@WACtheRaven Yeah that's what I'm saying, because as you mentioned it pretty much puts your system at risk. But it's interesting how you can use Ctrl + Shift + Enter to run something as an admin in the run box, I've been wanting to know how I could do that.

[@BoGy1980]

@@pyp2205 just google "windows shortcuts" ... you'll find plenty of those "tricks" that are actually not tricks but common knowledge among it people.. chuck makes u thinks it's magic... but it's not.. it's been in windows for a VERY VERY long time... (some of his "tricks" are even from the MS-DOS era)

[@TrRicardo]

@@WACtheRaven @NetworkChuck maybe likes to play some baits for dummies xd

[@WACtheRaven]

@@TrRicardo Thaaat kinda what I was starting to think with the whole "Let always run admin prompt" thing lol I'm a big fan of dudes content and I'm fairly certain he knows better. lol

[@henkroggeman]

CMD 7: the batch file command to get the wifi passwords doesn't work. It's also different from the command that is in the free pdf I downloaded (but that command doesn't work neither).

[@IshikawaYuuji]

not sure if it's due to formatting issues, for the variables a and f, they should have double % before them instead of single %. But I have to admit that even though I got the bat file working but none of the password really show up despite the fact that the previous cmd commands all work for my wifi. Hope somebody can get that explained

[@MrWhiteCross]

I feel excited when i learn new things.. this was amazing

[@ndbaker74]

My personal favorite thing about opening a command prompt is by navigating in folder view to where I want to run command prompt, then in the folder view address typing cmd and poof, there it is!

[@Rocket_Blade]

In cmd7 he said all the text will be below AND NONE OF THEM WERE!!!

[@BatcaveExplorer]

Imagine not subscribing to NetworkChuck

[@bfandi4966]

I know right

[@neutron417]

Imagine using Windows

[@user-md9oz9po5b]

Yeah

[@radu1305]

straight to the point, gotta love it ❤

[@paulGosling-gx8kt]

For CMD prompt screen background color just right click on command prompt then click open file location right click on command prompt choose properties then colors. Oh i learned this by your open cmd prompt with admin by default. Thanks Chuck.

[@meguellatiyounes8659]

this is dangerous stuff if you're not a hacker

[@maxkerelaxke]

Not sure if setting CMD.exe to launch as admin by default is a good idea. Some applications spawn a cmd.exe process to do various things, and it might not need admin privileges. Yet now it's always gonna show a UAC prompt, or that might just not work at all.

[@buldozzer3456]

Don't worry, just disable UAC it's gonna be fine. 😂

[@WACtheRaven]

There's a better way. WIN+R "cmd.exe" I use diskpart A LOT lol

[@maxkerelaxke]

@@buldozzer3456 tech tip; don't do that lmao

[@nepp-]

just don't use cmd then

[@pyp2205]

Yeah that's what I'm saying, you wouldn't want things to open as administrator by default. In fact for UAC prompts, you would want some form of authentication for administrator privileges depending on your environment.

[@harveybc]

A lot of new information. One thing as a standard user that is great to know is typing the CMD in the address bar of explorer to open a command prompt there. In earlier versions of windows I could right click and be given an option to open the command prompt there. That is missing in Windows 10. I was continually having to navigate there in the command window. No longer!!

[@NorMarkus]

By holding shift + right click you get the options to open powershell window here ;)

[@harveybc]

@@NorMarkus Thanks! That's good to know.

[@alanhurdle3949]

I really appreciate watching people like you, and enjoy your videos I was a videos showing how someone figured out the blue LEDs . An idea ran through my head I trying to figure out way to cure cancer and any illness creating wave forms got to go thank you

[@Soundpedia0o0o]

baldur from god of war with Extra beard

[@BoGy1980]

btw, it's way better to have CMD not run as admin by default.. create a .LNK named ACMD (admin-cmd) or whatever you like to name it, and use THAT as always admin... especially if you're in networking/fileshares you're gonna get problems with windows if you do stuff in admin mode, cuz they don't trickle down to the normal usermode... having cmd always as admin starting, is like opening bash with "sudo su" ... i USE that a lot, but, ... my terminal never starts in SU mode by default, you just don't do that.... why would you do that on windows then?

[@andmicbro1]

I concur, this seems like a bad idea. For one security, for another there's some stuff you should know what you're messing with before you just type in commands. Purposefully elevating to admin at least gets you in the right mindset. Also wht about non-admin users? Ever have a family member or just anyone else, you'd need to give them admin access or give them your password to use CMD. And I can tell, I've had to tell non-comuter people to enter CMD and run an ipconfig A LOT! So you're the only user on your machine? Well, maybe, but still just seems like a bad idea. And I would still be concerned about security. At the very least I think we can all agree this is not best practice. And for good reason!

[@hime-kamisama]

Just press ctrl+shift+enter, it runs as admin.

[@TheSpecialist54]

i was wondering the same thing, now if a hacker gets into your computer remote access they can run as admin without being logged in as admin. you guys are the pros but thats just my take. maybe im wrong but it would seem like im not.

[@BoGy1980]

@@TheSpecialist54 you are right there..

[@TheSpecialist54]

@@BoGy1980 on the contrary if someone has remote access can't they just right click on command prompt to run as admin? Like a double edged sword.

[@nemo9324]

the command thats makes your file disappear but still is stored on the hard disk can be bypassed with the show hidden files in explorer because the attributes that the command adds to the file are the same attributes that are applyed to some system folders like AppData

[@chaffarouyahaya2850]

serieux t'es un boss, je parle pas bien anglais mais je sais que c'est énorme ce que tu fait ici

[@mr.simpleeditor7157]

We were planning to hack KZbin today but what have you uploaded "windows cmds" ? Come on chuck this is not what we expect from you after a long time. Just bring something awesome, something crazy.

[@Lampe2020]

I CAN live without those commands because I can live without Window$.

[@Lampe2020]

@Man Aquatic How should I get robbed just because I don't use Window$? Can you explain? I'm intrigued now...

[@Lampe2020]

@Man Aquatic **head-desk** **grinning** I meant the operating system, not the house part... Thanks for sharing your humour with me and showing that I'm not the only one here with broken humour XD

[@loupasternak]

Very cool. Old hand at this , but learned some stuff I was not aware of .

[@AnimationWar3850]

Everyone who clicked on this video must want free Wi-Fi 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@MSA71260]

always happyto check these videos again. Please keep it up and teach us more tricks.

[@napszemuvegesteknos]

I also got a tip: If you press ther Right arrow key when writing a prompt, it will display the last prompt, characters by characters.

[@lucasthompson8444]

You can use these kwyboard shorcuts to go directly to Cmd/ Powersshell: Win+X then tap A (run Cmd as admin.) orWin+X then tap i (run Cmd as without admin. rights)

[@gamingtonsupreme2742]

thsnk you man' i was able to connect with my wifi again i dont know what i'll do if i didnt see your video god bless

[@digger7191]

i opend this video with cmd, thanks a lot

[@RADIS370]

Thanks,these commands saved my life!

[@lugi895]

thanks for this my network knowledge was stuck back in the windows xp days you are awesome

[@bawabro]

Video saved a life today, thanks Chuck

[@garethbennett6200]

all your videos are so helpful, thank you so much :)

[@thenodedone3093]

Most definitely the most interest channel for networking!

[@ZLOY_EJ]

Thanks, I learned a couple of new things. in general, it is very cool and interesting. it's a pity that only English and Russian subs are not very accurate. Good luck!)

[@Trishlicious]

What about Tab to auto complete, or the arrows to select previous commands... the command interface was the only interface we had for years so we lived there. Pickup a Pocket PCRef book for more details on various commands and other PC details.

[@hendrasetiawan7220]

always love this content! thank you