This article lists common commands used in Windows Command Prompt (CMD)

Common Windows Command Prompt (CMD) commands:

1. dir: Lists files and directories in the current directory.
2. cd: Changes the current directory.
3. md: Creates a new directory.
4. rd: Removes (deletes) a directory.
5. copy: Copies files.
6. del: Deletes files.
7. ren: Renames files.
8. type: Displays the content of a text file.
9. edit: Opens a simple text editor.
10. format: Formats a disk or a diskette.
11. chkdsk: Checks a disk for errors.
12. tree: Displays a graphical representation of the directory structure.
13. attrib: Displays or changes file attributes.
14. ping: Sends ICMP Echo Request packets to test network connectivity.
15. ipconfig: Displays IP configuration information.
16. net: Manages network resources.
17. mode: Configures system devices.
18. date: Displays or sets the system date.
19. time: Displays or sets the system time.
20. set: Displays, sets, or removes environment variables.
21. tasklist: Displays a list of currently running tasks.
22. taskkill: Terminates one or more running tasks.
23. fc: Compares two files or sets of files.
24. help: Displays help information for commands.
25. exit: Exits the Command Prompt.

These commands are commonly used for file management, system administration, network configuration, and various other tasks in the Windows Command Prompt. Windows Command Prompt provides a command-line interface for performing operations and automation on Windows systems. To learn more about a specific command and its options, you can use the help command followed by the command name (e.g., help dir).