Command & Conquer (Command Line Basics)

The Windows command prompt provides a direct way to inspect a computer, investigate network problems and retrieve system information. Command & Conquer introduces command-line work through short demonstrations aimed at home and business users with basic PC skills.

Learn commands in context

The lessons cover networking utilities such as IPCONFIG, NETSTAT, NSLOOKUP, PING and PATHPING. Other demonstrations explore POWERCFG, QUERY and SYSTEMINFO, along with WMIC, DSQUERY and NET USER. Seeing these commands alongside their purposes helps you build familiarity with the command prompt as a troubleshooting tool.

• Inspect network configuration and connection information.
• Explore name lookup, connectivity and network path checks.
• Retrieve system information from the command line.
• Review utilities for power settings and user queries.

Command availability depends on the Windows version. WMIC and other utilities shown belong to the environment used in the recordings, so check the tools available on your own system when following along. The training spans introductory commands and more involved utilities, giving learners a set of concrete examples to practice.

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