Computer Support/Windows/Command Line Tools

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This lesson covers command line tools.

Objectives and Skills

Objectives and skills for the command line tools portion of A+ certification include:[1]

Given a scenario, apply appropriate Microsoft command line tools.
  • TASKKILL
  • BOOTREC
  • SHUTDOWN
  • TASKLIST
  • MD
  • RD
  • CD
  • DEL
  • FORMAT
  • COPY
  • XCOPY
  • ROBOCOPY
  • DISKPART
  • SFC
  • CHKDSK
  • GPUPDATE
  • GPRESULT
  • DIR
  • EXIT
  • HELP
  • EXPAND
  • [command name] /?
  • Commands available with standard privileges vs. administrative privileges.

Readings

  1. Read Wikipedia: Command-line interface.
  2. Read Wikipedia: Ping (networking utility).
  3. Read Wikipedia: Tracert.
  4. Read Wikipedia: netstat.
  5. Read Wikipedia: ipconfig.
  6. Read Wikipedia: net use.
  7. Read Wikipedia: nslookup.
  8. Read Wikipedia: Nbtstat.
  9. Read Wikipedia: Taskkill.
  10. Read Wikipedia: Shutdown (computing).
  11. Read Wikipedia: tasklist.
  12. Read Wikipedia: mkdir.
  13. Read Wikipedia: rmdir.
  14. Read Wikipedia: cd (command).
  15. Read Wikipedia: del (command).
  16. Read Wikipedia: FORMAT (command).
  17. Read Wikipedia: copy (command).
  18. Read Wikipedia: XCOPY.
  19. Read Wikipedia: Robocopy.
  20. Read Wikipedia: diskpart.
  21. Read Wikipedia: System File Checker.
  22. Read Wikipedia: CHKDSK.
  23. Read Wikipedia: Recovery Console.

Multimedia

  1. Watch YouTube: Network Command Line Tools - CompTIA A+ 220-802: 1.3.
  2. Watch YouTube: Operating System Command Line Tools - CompTIA A+ 220-802: 1.3.
  3. Watch YouTube: The Windows Recovery Environment Command Prompt - CompTIA A+ 220-902 - 1.3.

References

  1. ↑ CompTIA: A+ Certification Exam Objectives - Exam 220-902
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