Batch file Commands

This batch command shows the version of MS-DOS you are using.

This is a batch command that associates an extension with a file type (FTYPE), displays existing associations, or deletes an association.

This batch command helps in making changes to a different directory or displays the current directory.

This batch command clears the screen.

This batch command is used for copying files from one location to the other.

This batch command deletes files and not directories.

This batch command lists the contents of a directory.

This batch command help to find the system date.

This batch command displays messages or turns command echoing on or off.

This batch command exits the DOS console.

This batch command creates a new directory in the current location.

This batch command moves files or directories between directories.

This batch command displays or sets the path variable.

This batch command prompts the user and waits for a line of input to be entered.

This batch command can be used to change or reset the cmd.exe prompt.

This batch command removes directories, but the directories need to be empty before they can be removed.

Renames files and directories

This batch command is used for remarks in batch files, preventing the content of the remark from being executed.

This batch command starts a program in a new window or opens a document.

This batch command sets or displays the time.

This batch command prints the content of a file or files to the output.

This batch command displays the volume labels.

Displays or sets the attributes of the files in the current directory

This batch command checks the disk for any problems.

This batch command provides a list of options to the user.

This batch command invokes another instance of command prompt.

his batch command compares 2 files based on the file size.

This batch command converts a volume from FAT16 or FAT32 file system to NTFS file system.

This batch command shows all installed device drivers and their properties.

This batch command extracts files from compressed .cab cabinet files.

This batch command searches for a string in files or input, outputting matching lines.

This batch command formats a disk to use Windows-supported file system such as FAT, FAT32 or NTFS, thereby overwriting the previous content of the disk.

This batch command shows the list of Windows-supplied commands.

This batch command displays the Windows IP Configuration. Shows configuration by connection and the name of that connection.

This batch command adds, sets or removes a disklabel.

This batch command displays the contents of a file or files, one screen at a time.

Provides various network services, depending on the command used.

This batch command sends ICMP/IP “echo” packets over the network to the designated address.

This batch command shuts down a computer, or logs off the current user.

This batch command takes the input from a source file and sorts its contents alphabetically, from A to Z or Z to A. It prints the output on the console.

This batch command assigns a drive letter to a local folder, displays current assignments, or removes an assignment.

This batch command shows configuration of a computer and its operating system.

This batch command ends one or more tasks.

This batch command lists tasks, including task name and process id (PID).

This batch command copies files and directories in a more advanced way.

This batch command displays a tree of all subdirectories of the current directory to any level of recursion or depth.

This batch command lists the actual differences between the two files.

This batch command shows and configures the properties of disk partitions.

This batch command sets the title displayed in the console window.

Displays the list of environment variables on the current system.