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ADD NEW USER ACCOUNT FROM COMMAND LINE (CMD)

on December 4, 2022

Adding users from command line is much easier rather than going through UI. It
saves lot of time for Windows admins to add users in bulk using CLI
commands/script. Net user command  is the one that Windows users can use to
manage user accounts, read on to know how to add users from CMD. To [...]


DELETE DIRECTORY FROM COMMAND LINE [RMDIR]

on December 4, 2022

Do you want to delete a directory from Windows command prompt(CMD)? This post
explains how to use the command rmdir to delete folders and their contents. You
can also find examples for each use case of folder deletion – empty folders, non
empty folders, folders with white spaced names etc. Delete folder from CMD Run
[...]


TASKKILL: KILL PROCESS FROM COMMAND LINE (CMD)

on December 4, 2022

We can kill a process from GUI using Task manager. If you want to do the same
from command line., then taskkill is the command you are looking for. This
command has got options to kill a task/process either by using the process id or
by the image file name. Kill a process using image [...]


KILL CHROME FROM COMMAND LINE

on December 4, 2022

Chrome is definitely the stable browser compared to other ones and it has been
my default browser for several years. But of late I have seen it freezing at
times and not responding to user actions. Attempting to shutdown Chrome from
task bar ‘Close window’ does not help too. In those situations there’s no option
[...]


FIND WINDOWS OS VERSION FROM COMMAND LINE

on December 4, 2022

Windows has multiple command line utilities that can help find the version of
the Windows OS running on your computer. Below is the list of commands and the
information they provide. Systeminfo command – Windows OS name, version, edition
and build number WMIC command – OS name and version Ver command – OS version
Find [...]


HOW TO CHECK IF WINDOWS 32 OR 64 BIT?

on May 19, 2019

There are multiple ways to check whether a Windows computer is running 32-bit OS
or of 64-bit one. Check 32 or 64 bit using WMIC You can get to know the OS
architecture by running the below simple command. wmic os get OSArchitecture
Example: c:\>wmic os get OSArchitecture OSArchitecture 64-bit c:\> Using program
files folder: [...]


GET WINDOWS INSTALL DATE

on May 19, 2019

If you ever need to find when was Windows installed on your computer or laptop,
then here is a Windows command Systeminfo that can help you with that. Run the
below Open command prompt Run the command systeminfo | findstr /C:"Install Date"
The below example shows install date on my computer C:\>systeminfo | findstr
/C:"Install [...]


USER QUESTIONS ABOUT FIXING JAVAC NOT RECOGNIZED ERROR

on May 16, 2019

Of all my posts, the one that gets most number of comments is – “Javac is not
recognized as internal or external command” Due to heavy incoming comments, I
stopped approving them long back to avoid the page become a giant one. However
there are still users who’ve been commenting that they were not able [...]


HOW TO KILL PROCESS FROM POWERSHELL

on May 15, 2019

Powershell provides command Stop-Process to kill a process from command prompt.
This command can take in process Id, process name etc and can kill process from
CMD. Powershell command to Kill a process using name Below is an example command
to kill a process using name of the application or image file. Stop-Process
-Name ApplicationName [...]


FIX WMIC INVALID ALIAS VERB ERROR

on May 9, 2019

If you use WMIC commands extensively, you would have come across the error –
‘Invalid alias verb’. WMIC error messages are not much self explanatory, so they
don’t help in debugging what’s wrong with the command you ran. I encountered
this error quite a few times, and upon careful examination I was able to
identify [...]

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