Windows Commands Every Windows User Should Know

Windows Commands Every Windows User Should Know
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These windows commands can speed up productivity and are essential to know for every windows user.
Commands Used:
shell:startup
shell:sendto
shell:AppData
shell:AppsFolder
gpedit.msc
netplwiz
wf.msc
ncpa.cpl
appwiz.cpl
inetcpl.cpl
control
winver
netplwiz
compmgmt.msc
regedit
services.msc
mstsc
uac.cpl
UserAccountControlSettings
powershell
Win+M
msconfig
control printers
control hdwwiz.cpl
control folders
control fonts
control inetcpl.cpl
control mouse
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[@Britec09]

Like this kind of content? want to see more? Let me know below

[@Britec09]

Powershell are coming.

[@jedisith25]

more video please

[@ronnyb5890]

video not long enough Brian,more,more,more,love those direct access run commands,great job

[@bumberClart1000]

Wotcha Bri 🤗

[@HeenaPatel253]

Yes I do

[@kevinm3751]

As someone who grew up with DOS I have always favored using command line. I even have an old box I use frequently with DOSBox that I love. If it wasnt that much of the software I use demands having Windows I could easily do without the bloatware!

[@elviraeloramilosic9813]

Yes, more please. Typing commands is what I use on daily basis, but there is always a command that I forgot about/didn’t know. Extra useful stuff. 👌🏻 Thanks for great video.

[@Britec09]

Glad you liked it

[@thelamb288]

Brian, it was finding your channel that finally made me add a new Playlist to my YT channel. It is called Computer Science............". I don't produce content, but I do like to be able to group together various people who are very good at what they do. So congratulations to you for making me make the new playlist. People will always complain about the length of ANY video, so just ignore them. You know your "stuff" and I like that :D Cheers.

[@jameswright5627]

Loved this, I didn't know there was a run box until recently. Keep up the great work.

[@eyevou]

"shell:startup" is super useful. Ever since microsoft moved the ability to change startup programs strictly to the task manager it's been a pain to add or remove new things.

[@dottie3440]

EXCELLENT .... especially for the younger crowd. I would like to see some more on the "Start Up" that you recommend ...

[@RIPUZI]

Cheers Brian. Love these types of videos. More please! Thanks

[@mayberrya1b4]

More Windows Commands please. Thanks Britec09, Great Video's!

[@CarlosGonzalez-nt8dr]

Thanks so much ! Very usefull , yes i would like see more like that maybe more advance command go more deeper in the system settings.

[@lonnymo]

Good stuff Brian. You always teach me something. I have been using Windows since it was first introduced and even had a look at the original Windows before it was introduced way back when when I was visiting my sister at Microsoft. Keep it up!

[@polestar696]

Another very informative video. I've learnt a good deal watching these videos. Thanks Brian 😊

[@Britec09]

Glad to hear it

[@bugulugs5135]

Awesome video Brian! Keep up the good work!! :)

[@j.tomahawk5412]

These can also be used to create shortcuts with a double click. few examples, 1) control.exe powercfg.cpl,,3 (power options) 2) control.exe mmsys.cpl (Sound)

[@ITMann]

Excellent video thank you. I think it’s important for all users to have knowledge of these commands. Not only are they useful but they also present a more inside working view of the Windows OS. Ok here is my question for a useful command or shortcut. I find it awkward sometimes when either selecting shutdown or restart from the “Start” menu. It’s easy for your mouse to slip occasionally and you end up selecting something else. It’s just the way this menu is kind of superimposed on itself. Is there anyway I could have a desktop shortcut for”restart” and “shutdown” without having to install some third party software .? I know this is probably an old question, and I am sure it was answered in Windows 7. But it would be useful for Windows 10 users.

[@alimantado373]

Nice posts , only found you last week. cheers! subscribed.

[@wp5355]

Thanks for these tutorials - I enjoy them very much. Keep up the great work!!

[@breakingthe4thwall260]

Thanks these are very useful. some i already knew but i did learn a few new ones.

[@Britec09]

Great to hear!

[@michaelredd4051]

Very helpful as always. Please make more videos like this. Grazie

[@Ace-hg3vx]

I like this! I basically need an intermediate-advanced video. I feel like I know more than a beginner, but this whole video was advanced for me so I have no clue what my true knowledge level is lol.

[@Britec09]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bitemykrank1970]

There certainly IS more than one way to skin a cat, as you say. BUT !! Did you know, if after you have skinned that cat, if you hold it at arms length and spin it above your head, you can also check a room for size.....

[@ronnyb5890]

video not long enough Brian,more,more,more,love those direct access run commands,great job

[@Britec09]

Thanks, will do!

[@heraclitus5348]

i didn't see > sysdm.cpl >> System Properties in the list. Thank you Brian! Can you post a video on Windows Firewall sometime?

[@coryliddell7636]

Recently built my own computer, learnt a lot from watching your videos, really enjoy watching them ! Do you have any videos on monitoring PC performance for beginners, would make novices's like myself a bit more confident with this background knowledge. I understand this is a big topic and not everything could be covered in one video, but would definitely be interested in watching a beginners guide.

[@Britec09]

I can't remember, done over 2000 videos

[@coryliddell7636]

@@Britec09 no problem i'll do a bit of digging on the channel.

[@FordExplorer-rm6ew]

@@coryliddell7636 install sysinternals if its Windows

[@Richie016]

Windows shortcut keys & commands help access OS features quickly.

[@Britec09]

They sure do

[@tedvicarri6153]

👍 Works for me...wasnt too long.....wasnt too short

[@glutzey]

Excellent video as always! Very informative! Don't pay any attention to the complainers!!

[@Britec09]

Thanks 👍

[@mqcapps]

I was taught to learn windows from the C > prompt

[@Britec09]

I been in computers over 30 years

[@geojohnson5613]

Thank you Brian. Useful commands for sure.

[@pankajj939]

Please make video on following errors I got in last 2 months 1)DISM error 87 on windows 10. 2) more then 10 times disk error like "Kernal data inpage error" while sudden shutdown and every time I run chkdsk /f /r and it fixes in stages 4 or 5. In event viewer i got error 41 for this. 3)unable to connect/find wifi connection. 4)windows 10 1909 failed to update

[@rager1969]

Thanks for the list. I've emailed that to myself for reference with a link to this video.

[@lusohorse-trader3723]

thanks a lot bro!! video very educational! more vídeos like that promp command , powershell etc

[@Britec09]

More to come!

[@lusohorse-trader3723]

@@Britec09 that video only missing the commands like temp %temp% recent and prefetch i think lot of people dont know that to sometimes make a deep clean on pc

[@ramosel]

Good list. How about: sfc (especially when used with /scannow")

[@Britec09]

They are command prompt commands

[@samadyarkhan]

Thanks a lot Sir for providing us such beautiful informative videos....

[@Britec09]

So nice of you

[@samadyarkhan]

@@Britec09💟💟💟

[@rayofcreation3996]

Brian pls do a video on ' wi fi limited access' and not able to connect via Hotspot issue and how to resolve it. I heard Windows 8 and 8.1 has this issue. If so how to sort it out? Thanks

[@stephenjones5079]

Great video. This really is an excellent channel. Plenty of useful content.

[@billf6850]

Just occurred to me part way thru..... why mouse instead of promoting WinLogo+R for Run box? And.... do this again pure keyboard navigation! But... it is good information. I’m always trying to learn and remember shortcuts in every program I use.

[@naeem8434]

Amazing video

[@yossihorev3250]

Thanks. This was very helpful! I wish you could produce a video as skillful about regedit and how to use it and more important: How not to use it. I'd also love to see a video like this explaining backups. I urgently need to expand my system disk size (c) because it ran out of space. Can you consult how to do it without losing files on disk D ? Thanks again.

[@dellsantiago8108]

Awesome content

[@AlexLancashirePersonalView]

Watched your other vid the other day which included adding seconds to the clock but can you make the clock appear in larger format on the desktop, as an analogue maybe.

[@frankbrancato3997]

Could you please tell us how to find all your crazy awesome wall papers.

[@SBastianM]

I love your videos, keep it up ! You forgot dxdiag

[@Britec09]

Yes that is a good command. There are loads more

[@arnob1711]

@@Britec09 like dxcpl

[@antayudi5428]

How to open an application with certain size and position on screen with windows command?

[@Simon-vc1wk]

Hopefully some of these commands will make into the new power toys in w10

[@yaserbasaad7984]

Thank U for all your efforts , Kindly show us How run " SysinternalsSuite " without go to the its folder

[@jeroenfigee]

really cool video !! makes working a lot easier. Learned stuff :-) missed : windows + R for run, lol :-) Cos that one is really handy too. Lenght of the video is great! I'd say; just take the time you need. It wasn't lengthy, it was interesting! Thumbs up from me + already subscribed :-)

[@Britec09]

Glad you liked it!

[@SkypherOfficial]

WTF that mouse fix helped me alot. Thanks! Very very useful for gamers. 12:50 is the timestamp

[@arnob1711]

Timestamp?

[@SkypherOfficial]

@@arnob1711 12:50

[@Britec09]

Helps with steady aim in first person shooters

[@SkypherOfficial]

@@Britec09 I've watched many videos in recent years about gaming optimization. not one of them mentioned this

[@arnob1711]

@@Britec09 thank you so so much!!!! ❤️

[@saimons_journal]

Can i create my own shortcut key in windows 10 specifically for "This Pc " ? Not the quick access.

[@zhen86]

Yes.

[@MoeinHs]

hey mate .. i have a problem that there is no solution for it on the internet,, thought maybe u could help i used to play light games on my laptop on win 8.1 and also on early win 10.. but after a while it started shutting down randomly while doing things.. and it is getting worse ,, it shuts down on google chrome now,, and before it happens , my screen starts flickering a few times.. ive come to believe its not overheating as i bought a cooling pad and i cleaned the fan too,, and i chek the temp of my Cpu with 2 programs its around 50-60 C when it shuts down, i updated my bios, all my drivers, i changed my powerplan advanced options as other guides said so , nothing seems to work and I've heard others have the same problem with win 10 can u help ? i have asus x450_l (ik its old but i should be able to use simple programs atleast) and please forgive all the grammar problems ..

[@MoeinHs]

after writhing this i realized it flickers more when i'm typing, or pressing few keys at the same time.. Please help me if u can.

[@shanelamell2229]

I'm having a problem with my wifi Well I'm on my laptops ( 3 of them ) the same thing happens. We will say I'm on Facebook and I open up one more Facebook at the same time. Some times it loses the wifi and It has me such for the wifi and before I'm done searching, it pops back on. I have had the cable guy put in all newlines in from the telephone pool to my home and it still does it. I have rebooted my router so many times and it still does it. Can you help? Please ?? Thanks for sharing and have a nice safe day.

[@djempathie.9889]

Hi mate, when ever I try to log in on my email or face book or something I am registered with, my address is visible and my password dots are visible. How can I hide everything please.

[@waynekerrgoodstyle]

How about "GOD MODE" I'd like to see a video on that.

[@FordExplorer-rm6ew]

Gpedit.msc Group policy has been broken on Windows 10 home for awhile btw

[@eyevou]

sounds like you just woke up.

[@johnsenchak1428]

sysinfo32 !

[@jubertsajulga2658]

How to use remote desktop without singing out the current user on the same PC

[@johnsenchak1428]

Posted on Facebook, Bye for now Cheers

[@JNET_Reloaded]

I use mmc and msinfo

[@Britec09]

Another two commands that are useful

[@miki_car]

run->msconfig

[@f23948]

i thought you switched to Linux??

[@jedisith25]

second , good video

[@Britec09]

Thanks!

[@cpuwrite]

He should've spelled everything out. Reason? How many "p"'s in "appwiz?" "apwiz?"

[@Ryan-jy5ck]

Did you bother to check the video's description ? all the commands he used are listed there

[@martinenglish6641]

Let us show users how to access the registry so they can totally brick their system OS resulting in the need of a full wipe and fresh install of the OS because they can not boot and all data becomes corrupt. Yep. People need to learn and religiously practice backups.

[@richardbarrett8365]

You only need to learn one command "DELETE".

[@PB72UK]

Is there a command for format Hdd and install Ubuntu 😂

[@FordExplorer-rm6ew]

Would like to see a tutorial on that. Trying to ditch Windows at all costs

[@zhen86]

Why are you here than?

[@2halliom]

YAA!!

[@edwineriksson2677]

FIRST!!

[@tommyvictorbuch6960]

It's getting old, mate. I was first to reply 😉

[@MirMuslims21]

second comment

[@jedisith25]

I WAS

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

Right off the bat, your title is misleading because you go on to say about your first point of the group policy editor function is only available in Windows 10 Pro. Most people have Windows 10 HOME, so the gpe is not available to the rest of us. Your title should be "Windows 10 Pro commands ..." I'm sorry if you feel I'm nitpicking, but when people are looking for solutions it helps if people can be accurate in their postings so we don't have to plod through a bunch of stuff that's not relevant to the situation.