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SOME USES OF
CMD[COMMAND PROMPT]
INTRODUCTION
Hello everyone and welcome to
this tutorial on Command Prompt
or cmd. In this video, we'll cover
some more advanced topics in
cmd, including some of the more
complex commands and features.
HOW TO FIND A SPECIFIC FILE USING
COMMAND PROMPT?

You can find a specific file using the "dir"

command with the "/s" and "/b" options. For
example, to find a file named "file.txt" on your
entire computer, type "dir /s /b C:*file.txt*" and
press Enter. The asterisks (*) act as wildcards
and will search for any file with "file.txt" in the
name.
HOW TO PING ANOTHER COMPUTER OR WEBSITE USING
COMMAND PROMPT?
Pinging another computer or website using Command Prompt is a way to test the
connectivity between your computer and the target device or website.In the Command
Prompt window, type "ping" followed by the IP address or domain name of the target device
or website you want to ping. For example, to ping the Google website,
type "ping www.google.com" and press Enter.If the ping was successful, you should
see a message that says "Reply from" followed by the IP address of the target device
or website, along with the time it took for the packet to be sent and received.If the
ping was unsuccessful, you may see a message that says "Request timed out" or
"Destination host unreachable", which means there is an issue with the connectivity
between your computer and the target device or website. Pinging is a useful tool for
troubleshooting network connectivity issues and determining the status of a remote
device or website.
HOW TO CREATE A NEW USER ACCOUNT USING
COMMAND PROMPT?
In the Command Prompt window, type "net user" followed by
the name you want to give the new user account, then the
password you want to set for the account, and the "/add"
parameter. For example, to create a new user account
named "John" with the password "password123",
type "net user John password123 /add" and press Enter.
HOW TO CHECK THE IP ADDRESS OF MY
COMPUTER USING COMMAND PROMPT?
In the Command Prompt window, type "ipconfig" and press Enter.The ipconfig
command will display detailed information about your computer's network
connections, including its IP address. Look for the section that corresponds to your
computer's Ethernet adapter or Wi-Fi adapter, depending on which type of network
connection you are using.Under the appropriate adapter section, look for the "IPv4
Address" line. This line will display the IP address assigned to your computer by the
network. The IP address will be a series of four numbers separated by periods (e.g.
192.168.1.100).If your computer is not connected to a network or has not been assigned
an IP address, the "IPv4 Address" line may be blank or display an error
message.Checking your computer's IP address using Command Prompt can be a
useful troubleshooting tool, especially if you are experiencing network connectivity
issues or need to verify that your computer is properly configured for a specific
network.
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