USEFULL DOS COMMANDS
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Dos Commands
A) ANSI.SYS | ATTRIB
B) BREAK
C) CD | CHCP | CHDIR | CHKDSK | CLS | COMMAND | COPY | CTTY
D) DATE | DEBUG | DEL | DELTREE | DIR | DISKCOPY | DOSKEY | DOSSHELL
E) ECHO | EDIT | EDLIN | EMM386 | ERASE | EXIT | EXPAND | EXTRACT
F) FASTHELP | FC | FDISK | FIND | FOR | FORMAT
H) HELP
I) IFSHLP.SYS
K) KEYB
L) LABEL | LH | LOADFIX | LOADHIGH
M) MD | MEM | MKDIR | MODE | MORE | MOVE | MSAV | MSD | MSCDEX
N) NLSFUNC
P) PATH | PAUSE | PING | POWER | PROMPT
Q)QBASIC
R) RD | REN | RENAME | RMDIR
S) SET | SETVER | SHARE | SORT | SUBST | SWITCHES | SYS
T)TIME | TYPE
U) UNDELETE | UNFORMAT
V) VER | VERIFY | VOL
X) XCOPY
B) BREAK
C) CD | CHCP | CHDIR | CHKDSK | CLS | COMMAND | COPY | CTTY
D) DATE | DEBUG | DEL | DELTREE | DIR | DISKCOPY | DOSKEY | DOSSHELL
E) ECHO | EDIT | EDLIN | EMM386 | ERASE | EXIT | EXPAND | EXTRACT
F) FASTHELP | FC | FDISK | FIND | FOR | FORMAT
H) HELP
I) IFSHLP.SYS
K) KEYB
L) LABEL | LH | LOADFIX | LOADHIGH
M) MD | MEM | MKDIR | MODE | MORE | MOVE | MSAV | MSD | MSCDEX
N) NLSFUNC
P) PATH | PAUSE | PING | POWER | PROMPT
Q)QBASIC
R) RD | REN | RENAME | RMDIR
S) SET | SETVER | SHARE | SORT | SUBST | SWITCHES | SYS
T)TIME | TYPE
U) UNDELETE | UNFORMAT
V) VER | VERIFY | VOL
X) XCOPY
ATTRIB , - The comma does the same thing as ATTRIB -a -h -r - s *.* (removes all attribs).
BACKUP /HP - Unknown
DIR , - This list's all file's including hidden files, does not work in Windows 95
DIR ... - lists all directories that do not have extensions.
DOSKEY /APPEDIT - Unknown
DOSKEY /COMMAND - Unknown
DOSKEY /PERMANENT - Unknown
DOSKEY /SCRSIZE - Unknown
DOSKEY /XHISTORY - Unknown
FDISK /MBR - Recreates the master boot record good way to get rid of Virus's
FDISK /PRI - See FDISK Page for additional information.
FDISK /EXT - See FDISK Page for additional information.
FDISK /LOG - See FDISK Page for additional information.
FDISK /Q - Prevents fdisk from booting the system automatically after exiting fdisk.
FDISK /STATUS - Shows you the current status of your hard drives.
FORMAT /AUTOTEST - Formats the hard drive without any prompting.
FORMAT /BACKUP - Like /AUTOTEST but it will ask you for a volume label.
FORMAT /Z:n - Command used with FDISK supporting FAT32, used to specify the cluster size in bytes where n is multiplied by 512.
MEM /A or /ALL - Adds a line into the MEM command tells the available space in HMA.
SET DIRCMD=0 -Will make all directories hidden however still accessable, to get them back SET DIRCMD=
TRUENAME - Put before a file well display the whole directory which it exists.
TRACERT - When you are online tells the address that you are at such as www.yahoo.com, only in Windows 95
VER /R - Tells you the Revision and if DOS is in HMA.
BACKUP /HP - Unknown
DIR , - This list's all file's including hidden files, does not work in Windows 95
DIR ... - lists all directories that do not have extensions.
DOSKEY /APPEDIT - Unknown
DOSKEY /COMMAND - Unknown
DOSKEY /PERMANENT - Unknown
DOSKEY /SCRSIZE - Unknown
DOSKEY /XHISTORY - Unknown
FDISK /MBR - Recreates the master boot record good way to get rid of Virus's
FDISK /PRI - See FDISK Page for additional information.
FDISK /EXT - See FDISK Page for additional information.
FDISK /LOG - See FDISK Page for additional information.
FDISK /Q - Prevents fdisk from booting the system automatically after exiting fdisk.
FDISK /STATUS - Shows you the current status of your hard drives.
FORMAT /AUTOTEST - Formats the hard drive without any prompting.
FORMAT /BACKUP - Like /AUTOTEST but it will ask you for a volume label.
FORMAT /Z:n - Command used with FDISK supporting FAT32, used to specify the cluster size in bytes where n is multiplied by 512.
MEM /A or /ALL - Adds a line into the MEM command tells the available space in HMA.
SET DIRCMD=0 -Will make all directories hidden however still accessable, to get them back SET DIRCMD=
TRUENAME - Put before a file well display the whole directory which it exists.
TRACERT - When you are online tells the address that you are at such as www.yahoo.com, only in Windows 95
VER /R - Tells you the Revision and if DOS is in HMA.
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