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• A list of the internal commands of cmd.exe

  Hello

  Aim: I am trying to get a list of all internal controls in my version of cmd.exe.  I found a reference on them elsewhere.  But what 'I' have?  Here's what I've found so far.

  When I type cmd I just returned to the command prompt display

  Microsoft Windows [Version 6.0.6002]
  Copyright (c) 2006 Microsoft Corporation.  All rights reserved.

  Type cmd /? shows a list on the screen.

  And when I type cmd /? > intrnlcommands.txt, this list is now captured in a file called intrnlcommands.txt. See a short list below:

  Starts a new instance of the Windows command interpreter

  CMD [/A | / U] [/ Q] [/ D] [/ E: ON | / E: OFF] [/ F: WE | / F: OFF] [/ V: ON | / V: OFF]
  [[S] [/C | / k] string]

  / C runs the command specified by the string and then ends
  /K executes the command specified by the string but remains
  /S changes the processing of the string after /C or /K (see below)
  / Q turns echo off
  / D: disables running registry AutoRun commands (see below)
  /A causes the output of internal commands to a pipe or file to be ANSI
  / U causes the output of internal commands to a pipe or file to be Unicode

  I was hoping the/a/a or options/u show me what I was looking for.  But I tried just these option and > somefilename.txt, who gave me a screen similar to what you would see if you type copy con, even if I type exit (not press F6) to return to a command prompt and no file has been created.

  Anyone have any experience using these switches? I'll keep looking.

  Thank you.  Any help is very appreciated!

  Hello

  Your question of Windows Vista is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public. Please post your question in the Technet Forum. You can follow the link to your question:

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc754340%28WS.10%29.aspx

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• Error comparing to the catalogs using runcat.cmd

  Hello
  
  I'm trying to compare catalogs using runcat.cmd, it gives me the error below.
  
  Missing or bad option '-outputFile ".
  
  The syntax I use:
  
  runcat.cmd cmd-diff reference c:\sample1-dernieres c:\sample2 - outputfile c:\output1.txt-dossier / shared - detail of verbosity
  
  Example in Help:
  
  runcat.cmd/runcat.sh cmd-diff reference c:\temp\eba795-dernieres c:\temp\eba796 - outputFile c:\temp\diff.txt-dossier/shared/ventes: / shared/Financials - details of verbosity
  
  Need help on this.

  Try the below command
  runcat.cmd cmd-diff reference c:\dd\sampleapplite-dernieres C:\dd\SampleApp - outputFile C:\dd\one.txt-dossier / shared - detail of verbosity

  The difference between your's and my order is: f is upper CASE for the argument to put in a file
  -outputfile should be like
  -outputFile

  Appreciate if you score as correct :)

• Why the dir in a terminal window command displays all files?

  I want to be able to go in a directory and list all the files recursively, putting the results in a file.   But when I go into the directory and do dir, it shows only. and... and none of the files I know are in this directory.

  What is going on?

  Is there another way to list all the files, recursively, in a given folder and place the results in a text file that can be examined later?

  This file you are trying to do with DIR?

  Is this perhaps a hidden system folder?

  Type Dir /? help by using the DIR command.

• ERRORLEVEL lost during the passage of new cmd.exe command

  Hello

  When I run the following commands in a command prompt errorlevel Windows 7 11 is returned:

  % ComSpec % /C "EXIT 11" & IF 1 EQU 2 DIR

  ECHO %ERRORLEVEL%

  11

  If I run the first command in a new cmd.exe I get errorlevel 0:

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  ECHO %ERRORLEVEL%

  0

  Why the two lines of command do not return the same errorlevel?

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• How redir to C:\ TEMP > unwanted dir dir is empty but will not remove. I can't delete the dir eighter. Any ideas?

  How rmdir C:\ TEMP > unwanted dir dir is empty but will not remove. I can't delete the dir eighter. Any ideas?

  Hello Ssmith331,

  Welcome to the Microsoft Answers Community!

  Try adding a/s in front of the path of the directory you want to delete. For example: rmdir /s C:\Temp\Test

  For more information about the Rmdir command, follow the link below:

  RMDIR

  Hope that helps, I look forward to hearing from you.

  Steven
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Error 0x8000ffff trying code désenregistrez the codec file iac25_32.ax starting from the command prompt (cmd.exe)

  My Windows DVD Maker seems to hang after I click the button 'Next', so I looked in my event viewer for more details. I met that a failed module named 'iac25_32.ax' is the source of my problem. To remove it, I went to my command prompt (cmd.exe) and enter the following text: "regsvr32 /u iac25_32.ax' to try and unregister the codec file.

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  Characteristics of code error : "iac25_32.ax" module was loaded but the call to DllUnregisterServer failed with error 0x8000ffff

  How can I solve this error 0x8000ffff code?

  Note that attempting to unregister a DLL that is not registered currently produces a similar to the following error dialog box, regardless of the version of Visual J ++ was used to create the DLL:

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  Return code was: 0x8000ffff

  FIX: onCOMRegister not called for the VJ-Generated COM DLL
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/223339

  Have you ever tried save this file?

  "iac25_32.ax" is a DVD MPEG-4 filter, as it is not a .dll file or not an .ocx file, perhaps it can be saved or unsaved in all cases, but other seem to suggest so it could be possible?

  create dvd Windows has stopped working
  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistamedia/thread/98fde193-d4e6-417f-8b37-16661e6c6a3a

  Here are a few links of Codec.

  Vista Codec Package Final v5.4.3
  http://www.MajorGeeks.com/Vista_Codec_Package_d5326.html

  Basically, the K-Lite Mega Codec Pack is going to play all video files on this planet.

  K - Lite Mega Codec Pack
  K - Lite Codec Pack Full (less features)

  K - Lite Mega Codec Pack 5.6.1
  http://www.free-codecs.com/download/K_Lite_Mega_Codec_Pack.htm 

• I want to disable the shortcut command + q

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  Not negligible

  Try some of these web pages.  If they do not contribute, then Google 'disable the command-Q' and you can find something that helps

  <https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/45252/can-i-globally-change-the-cmd-q-shortcut-to-require-holding-for-two-seconds-lik>

  <https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-disable-Command-q-in-OS-X>

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• Where is the Refresh command from the page menu of Firefox on Mac?

  Cmd + r used to refresh the pages for me, but for some reason any stopped working in Firefox. It's pretty easy remap the command to a menu item, but the item menu to refresh page in Firefox is gone! It has been under notice. I looked in all the menus, but the Refresh command seems to have been deleted. Of course, I use the icons, but it's just bulky.

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• How to use the shutdown command to stop another computer?

  I just saw the setting-m to the shutdown command and decided to give it a whirl. However, when I pointed out the computer in question, I received a message that "a required privilege is not owned by the customer.

  What should I do to be able to use my laptop to turn off my old desktop computer? Both are running XP Professional SP3.
  Sometimes, I like reading or watching streaming video on Hulu on the laptop while lying in bed, and sometimes I play music if do the first, which is stored in the form of MP3 files on the desktop (which I access via a share). Be able to turn the office without getting up would be nice, but you do not get this option with Remote Desktop.

  Here is the result, the office is "slickswintel" (he's old, and since when I went first from Mac to Windows 98SE, although it is now a double XP/98) and the laptop is "slickslaptop".
  Both machines have unprivileged called 'Slick' on them local accounts that are my accounts on the day the main day. I have a different admin account, but I only use it as needed and use runas as often I log in fact.

  What should I do to get the following to work? In spite of the passing the MCSA Exam, I never learned about this feature, so I'm not sure what I should do to make it work? It'll work on a workgroup or is it only for domains? While I could set up a domain with the copy of the server I got from Dreamspark, I really didn't need one.

  Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
  Copyright (C) 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.

  D:\Documents and Settings\Slick > shutdown /?
  Usage: shutdown [-I |-l | s | r-|-a] [-f] [m \\computername] [t xx] [-c 'c
  COMMENT'] [d up: XX: YY]

  No args display this message (same as to-?)
  -i Display GUI interface, must be the first option
  l log off (cannot be used with the - m option)
  s shut down the computer
  r Shutdown and restart the computer
  -an abandonment, a system shutdown
  -m \\computername Remote to cancel the shutdown/restart computer /.
  t xx Set timeout for shutdown to xx seconds
  -c 'comment' comment (maximum of 127 characters) stop
  Forces f - running applications to close without war
  Ning
  d [u] [p]: xx:yy reason for closing code
  u is the user code
  p is a planned shutdown code
  XX is the main reason (the positive integer code
  SS to 256)
  YY is the minor reason (the positive integer code
  SS to 65536)

  D:\Documents and Settings\Slick > stop s m \\slickswintel
  The operation completed successfully.
  A required privilege is not held by the client.

  D:\Documents and Settings\Slick >

  As a general rule, you must have administrative privileges on the remote computer to shut down this computer.  Given that both computers have XP Pro, you are halfway there (remote users always authenticate as 'Guest' on XP Home).  The computer that you are trying to close must have "Simple file sharing" disabled because otherwise you can not authenticate to this computer as anything except the user "guest".  So try to disable Simple file sharing, make sure that your user name and password are the same on both computers and make sure you have administrative privileges on the remote computer, and then you can stop the machine with the command "shutdown".

  "How to disable the file sharing simple and how to set permissions on a shared folder in Windows XP"
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307874 >

  In fact, it's easier to use the remote desktop.  Even if you do not have a "Shutdown" option in the start menu, you can always open a command prompt window (start-> Run-> "cmd") and enter the command:
  stop s f t 35
  This will give you 35 seconds to logoff this computer before its judgment (assuming that you have administrator privileges).

  You can also look in the command "psshutdown' of the PSTools Suite
  PSTools: <> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896649 >

  HTH,
  JW

• RunAs with the /savecred option does not accept the credentials stored by the cmdkey command

  Hello

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  The question you have posted is related to professional level support. Please visit the below mentioned link to find a community that will support what ask you:

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• I can't defragment my hard drive, even though I cancelled the chkdsk command.

  Whenever I have try to defragment my HARD drive, I get the Error Message: Disk Defragmenter has detected that Chkdsk is scheduled to run on this volume (c). Please run Chkdsk/f. I ran, canceled regular for the C: drive, but I still get the same error message whenever I try to run Disk Defragmenter. What else should I do to fix this?

  When you try to defragment a volume of that Disk Defragmenter reports:

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  If the starting XP detects that the volume is dirty, it will be automatically run the check disk with error correction (chkdsk/r) and try to fix the problems detected.

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  You also won't solve this problem by editing your registry database - not where is the problem.

  Once a volume is marked as dirty, the only way to clear the dirty bit is to run "chkdsk/r" or "chkdsk/p" when the volume is not in use.  The only way a volume can not be used while XP is just starting to load or from the XP Recovery Console.

  If XP will not run chkdsk correctly when your system restarts or the dirty bit will not erase as it should, you need to look in the Event Viewer log chkdsk and see what is happening and fix it.

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• Black square in the menu with the words 'Command Prompt' next to the place

  Since my 1st question, I have followed your instructions, my computer works so well and it turns faster as it did when I 1st got it.  In any case, it's Saturday & I just got home and turned away and when I went on the start menu, I noticed this small black square in the menu with the words 'Command Prompt' next to the square. I clicked it and it opens as a small black w/white square letters coming from Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved. 2006 and the next line of a c:\Users\user>_ and the cursor blinking. Should I just leave that on the menu in case I have it use?

  It of your choice, will not make a difference anyway.  Windows stores most often/most recently used commands and puts them under the ORB start so that they are just a click away.  It is an element of convenience only, and you can delete items here by right-clicking on them and selecting "remove from this list.  This does not remove the program, just deletes the shortcut to the frequently used list.

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  Since my 1st question, I have followed your instructions, my computer works so well and it turns faster as it did when I 1st got it.  In any case, it's Saturday & I just got home and turned away and when I went on the start menu, I noticed this small black square in the menu with the words 'Command Prompt' next to the square. I clicked it and it opens as a small black w/white square letters coming from Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved. 2006 and the next line of a c:\Users\user>_ and the cursor blinking. Should I just leave that on the menu in case I have it use?

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• What is the purpose of the findstr command when the logfile to find?

  What is the purpose of the findstr command when the logfile to find?

  Hello

  Findstr is 'find the string '.

  Findstr
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc732459 (v = ws.10) .aspx

  How to use findstr to create a the CBS.log sfcdetails.txt.

  Start - type in the search box-> find CMD in top - click right on - RUN AS ADMIN

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  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/928228

  Creating sfcdetails.txt in C:\Windows\System32

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• How to restrict the running command prompt?

  How to restrict the running command prompt?

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