One, open the Dos command window
1. Win key+R Enter cmd to confirm to open the console
2. Start→Windows system→Command prompt
3. In any file, hold down shift+right mouse button to open the powershell command line window
4. Task Manager→File→Run New task → enter cmd → confirm (you can choose to create a task with administrator privileges)
Two, simple dos command
| command | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Drive letter name+: | Switch drive letter |
| to you | Display all files in the current directory |
| cls（clear screen） | Clear screen |
| md+file name | Create folder |
| type | Show file content |
| echo | Output input to the screen |
| del+file name | Delete Files |
| rd+folder | Remove directory |
| cd … | Return to the previous directory |
| exit | Exit the terminal |
| ipconfig | View network information |
| >append>>overwrite | Redirection symbol |