Windows Command Line Commands Part 1

1. PowerShell Start CMD -V RunAs]
PowerShell Start CMD -V RunAs.' This command allows you to start a new Command Prompt session with elevated privileges, ensuring you have the necessary permissions to execute administrative tasks.
2: DriverQuery
This command provides a detailed list of all installed drivers on your system. It's a great tool for troubleshooting driver-related issues or simply gaining insights into your system's hardware components.
3: SystemInfo
This command provides a wealth of information about your system, including the operating system, hardware details, and more. It's like a snapshot of your entire system configuration.
4: Set
This command is versatile and can be used for various purposes. In the context of CMD, it's often used to modify environment variables. This can be handy for customizing your command line environment to suit your needs.
5: Prompt
This allows you to customize the appearance of your CMD prompt, providing a personalized touch to your command line interface.

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