COOL COMMAND PROMPT TRICKS AND HACKS: BEGINNER | PART 2
1. Copy data from Command prompt
How do you copy any text? Ohh its easy CTRL + C. but copying data from the Command Prompt isn’t just a CTRL +C. The process is different but not that hard also.
Right-click on the Title bar > Choose Edit > Then select Mark > Then select the text the text you want to copy > Hit Enter (or you again go to Title bar > Right click > Edit > Copy) to copy it.
If you choose Mark but then decided you don't want to copy anything, you can just right-click again to cancel the Mark, or hit the Esc key.
Note: Microsoft enables CTRL+C to copy and CTRL+V to paste in windows 10 by default so if you using windows 10 you don’t need to follow the above steps.
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2. Change the command prompt color
Working with Command prompt is downright boring for the maximum user and even more boring as its black and white where fresh coats of paint liberally applied to the rest of Windows.
You can also change command prompt color to make it look less dull and boring. Yes can, let's check how
Right-click on the Title bar > Properties > Navigate to Color tab > and you will find all the option to customize the color of text and background according to your mood.
You can also change the color by typing command in the command prompt
Open command prompt > type color /? > you will get the option to choose from.
If you like blue type color 1
Working with Command prompt is downright boring for the maximum user and even more boring as its black and white where fresh coats of paint liberally applied to the rest of Windows.
You can also change command prompt color to make it look less dull and boring. Yes can, let's check how
Right-click on the Title bar > Properties > Navigate to Color tab > and you will find all the option to customize the color of text and background according to your mood.
You can also change the color by typing command in the command prompt
Open command prompt > type color /? > you will get the option to choose from.
If you like blue type color 1
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3. Hide Files and Folders using Command Prompt
Sometimes you may need to hide file or folder from others, you can hide them with the help of command that cannot be accessed using the regular method. With this method, windows explorer search will not detect the file. Let's see how to do this
Copy or write the entire path of the location and then write Attrib +h +s +r. (If the folder is inside another folder)
Or you can type the drive name where the folder is located, then enter the command Attrib +h +s +r and then file or folder you want to hide.
To see the file folder again, repeat the same process and change the command to Attrib -h -s -r.
Sometimes you may need to hide file or folder from others, you can hide them with the help of command that cannot be accessed using the regular method. With this method, windows explorer search will not detect the file. Let's see how to do this
Copy or write the entire path of the location and then write Attrib +h +s +r. (If the folder is inside another folder)
Or you can type the drive name where the folder is located, then enter the command Attrib +h +s +r and then file or folder you want to hide.
To see the file folder again, repeat the same process and change the command to Attrib -h -s -r.
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4. Check the default programs on your computer
It’s easy to check which applications are by default used to open specific types of program/application. Open the command prompt, type assoc and hit enter.
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It’s easy to check which applications are by default used to open specific types of program/application. Open the command prompt, type assoc and hit enter.
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5. PC driver list checking
By typing driverquery in the command prompt, you can open the list of all drivers installed on your PC. after entering the command and little paused you will find installed drivers list along with Module and Driver Name, Type and Link date
By typing driverquery in the command prompt, you can open the list of all drivers installed on your PC. after entering the command and little paused you will find installed drivers list along with Module and Driver Name, Type and Link date
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