Windows has a useful command called Net use that allows you to access network drives and manage them from CMD. A drive should be mapped to a shared folder, right? Do you want to delete them? Enter ‘Net use’ for that. Net Use Command Example – Here’s an example of the syntax you can use.… Read More »
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Information about a computer system’s hardware and software can be obtained by using the system information utility. By executing the command msinfo32 from the Run window, users can access this tool. Run Command for System Information – This command shows the following details: BIOS, Page File Space, Network, Storage, Signed Drivers, Startup Programs, Operating System… Read More »
A network share can be created, configured, and deleted from the command line by using the net share command. Syntax and examples are provided below for the net share command. The command-line method for creating a network share: You can create a share using the following syntax. net share sharename=folderpath /grant:username,permissions sharename: You can assign… Read More »
With the command net use, a network drive can be mapped from a Windows command line. See below for details. How to Map Network Drive From Command Line? net use z: \\remotepc\sharename Z: is mapped to the network share //remotepc/sharename by the above command. A network share is accessed by the logged-in user without asking… Read More »
How to Create Empty File Linux or Windows using a command prompt. A file can be created using the command [touch] in Linux. In Windows OS, touch does not have an equivalent command. The command fsutil still allows us to create zero-byte files. When creating a file, fsutil uses the following syntax: fsutil file createnew… Read More »
Using the FindStr command in Windows allows you to search for text patterns in files. A similar command can be found under Linux operating systems under grep. Here is a list of various examples of how to use the findstr command. Findstr Command Examples & Regular Expressions: In a file, search for the following text/string:… Read More »
Users who want to manage their accounts through the Windows command prompt should use the Net user command to do so. This command is used in the examples below. You can create a domain user account by following these steps: Net user /add username newuserPassword /domain On a local computer, add a user: Net user… Read More »