Technology of Mind
Technology of Mind
[ Informa on of Technology
Technology of Mind
Suscribe me :- Iamfardinsk
● What is computer ? :-
Or
Computer is an advanced electronic device that takes raw data as
input from the user and processes these data under the control of
set of instruc ons ( Called program ) and gives the result ( output )
and saves output for the future use. It can process both numerical
and non – numerical (arithme c and logical ) calcula ons.
● Input (Data) :-
● Process :-
● Output :-
● Computer system :-
● Processor :-
● Output Devices :-
1. Monitor
2. Printer ( Dot , Matrix , Inkjet , Laser )
● Storage Devices :-
● Peripheral Devices :-
1. Speed
2. Accuracy
3. Diligence
4. Versa le
5. Memory
6. Automa on
-: informa on of So ware :-
So ware , simply are the computer programs. The instruc ons given to
the computer in the form of a program is called so ware. So ware is
the set of programs , which are used for different purposes . all the
programs used in computer to perform specific task is called so ware .
● Type of so ware:-
1. System so ware
A. Opera ng system so ware .
B. U lity So ware .
2. Applica on So ware :-
A. Package so ware
● Type of computer :-
A. Analog Computer :-
B. Digital Computer :-
A. Cold Boo ng :-
The Process of loading the system files of the opera ng system from
the disk into the computer memory to complete the circuit requirement
of the computer system is called boo ng . The system files of MS. DOS .
B. Warm Boo ng :-
-: Genera on of computer :-
2. SECOND GENERATION :-
4. FOURTH GENERATION :-
The period of Fourth genera on 1971 – 1980 .
5. FIFTH GENERATION :-
-: MEMORY UNITS :-
* Memory units :-
The amount of data that can be stored in the storage unit. That in
which storage capacity is expressed in terms of Bytes.
UNIT DESCRIPTIONBU
Kilobyte (KB) 1KB = 1024 Bytes
Megabyte (MB) 1MB = 1024 KB
Gigabyte (GB) 1GB = 1024 MB
Terabyte (TB) 1TB = 1024 GB
Petabyte (PB) 1PB = 1024 TB
4. CD = Compact Disk
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relatively familiar with the command line and its corresponding commands. But a lot can be achieved
with the command prompt in Windows, too. For this reason, we’ll explain what the command line is,
how to open it, and which CMD commands there are for Windows.
Windows console commands have changed over time: in newer Windows versions, users no longer
have access to some of the familiar commands. In the following, we’ll explain which CMD
commands still work under Windows 10 so that you don’t have to tediously test which are still valid
The command line (also called the console or terminal) is a text-based interface within the
operating system, that forwards commands from the user to the operating system. This makes it
possible, for example, to organize files, start programs, or run other commands linked to the
In older operating systems (like MS-DOS), you had to work without a graphical user interface, and
oftentimes even navigate without a mouse. Instead, you had to type in all commands – the
directory structures were then displayed as plain text on the screen. But even after the switch to
In general, the connection between operating system – regardless of whether graphical (GUI =
graphical user interface) or text-based (CLI = command line interpreter) was condensed under the
term “Shell.” The default command line interpreter for Windows is called CMD.EXE. In addition,
however, there’s also the “PowerShell”: This offers more options than CMD.EXE. For example,
There are various options for accessing the command line in Windows. Technically speaking, the
command line is the CMD.EXE program. This executable file should be found in the system
directory of your Windows folder. (If you right-click on the file, Windows also gives you the option to
start the program as an administrator – in case you have the access data for this.) To reach the
program more quickly, you can use the search bar or the run menu. The latter is opened under
Windows 7, 8, and 10 with the key combination Win + R. Then all you have to do is type “cmd” into
The command prompt has long had a fixed spot in the Windows start menu as well. Under
Windows 7 and Windows 10, the program is found in the “System Tools” folder. With Windows 8,
Microsoft replaced the start menu with a start screen. But the command prompt is also found via the
apps here. Alternatively, Windows 8 as well as Windows 10 both offer the “Power User Tasks Menu.”
CMD functions via defined commands. These have to be entered correctly, otherwise the command
prompt can’t run the task. The same goes for parameters that you link to the commands. Individual
commands can be extended using options (such as arguments). These are generally given as a
letter with a minus sign (-), plus sign (+), or slash (/). CMD also allows placeholders. For so-called
wild cards, use an asterisk (*) or question mark (?). While the latter replaces a single character (i.e.
letter, digit, or other character), the asterisk stands for any number of characters.
Individual CMD commands can be combined with one another. Through a pipe, the output of the
first command is interpreted as input for the following command. In the command prompt,
officially is known as a vertical bar. Vertical bars pass data from one command to the next:
● CommandA | CommandB
There’s also the possibility of redirection: where the output of a command is directly forwarded to a
file (>) or the content of a text file is understood as input for the command (<).
Finally, Windows command line commands can also be connected in such a way that they run
directly after one other. This can be controlled via a relatively simple form (&), but also via two
more complex variations. It’s also possible to only run the second command if the first was
successful. Or, you can set up the exact opposite as well: The second command is only run if the
first doesn’t work (||). Both options can even be combined so that there’s an either-or string of
commands:
● CommandA & CommandB (the second command is run directly after the first)
● CommandA && CommandB (the second command is only run if the first was successful)
It’s also extremely helpful that the command prompt remembers your last entered CMD commands.
Using the up and down arrow keys on the keyboard, you can recall your earlier entries. This also
means, though, that you can’t use these keys to scroll through the CMD window. This is usually
done with the mouse instead. But if you prefer to scroll using keys and are ready to give up the recall
command function, you can alter the corresponding setting: right-click on the command prompt and
Command, file names or path specifications, as well as arguments, are separated from one another
using spaces. It also usually doesn’t matter if you use upper- or lower-case letters. It’s only important
in a few cases whether you write the parameter in upper- or lower-case (generally only when two
different parameters are abbreviated with the same letter, and are only differentiated from one
There are almost 300 commands for Windows and its predecessor, MS-DOS. Over the decades,
some commands have been kept around, some have only recently been added with newer versions
of Windows, and others have been removed or replaced. In our comprehensive list, we explain what
the different commands mean and on which Windows versions they run. This way, you can quickly
look up whether the CMD commands that you know still function with Windows 10. To make it more
clear, we’ve divided the Windows command prompt commands into four categories: basics, files,
Basics
break Interrupts Ctrl + C checking in DOS, allowing you to stop All Win/DOS
processes in the old operating system. Only available
for compatibility reasons in Windows.
call Calls a batch file within another batch file. The All Win/DOS
command has no effect if entered directly into CMD
instead of in a batch file.
chcp Changes the current code page (character set table) or All Win/DOS
shows the page count of the current code page.
chdir Displays the current directory and lets you switch to All Win/DOS
other directories. With the parameter /D plus drive and
path specification, you can also switch drives. Use
chdir.. to switch to a higher directory (has the same
function as the cd command).
clip Forwards the result of a command to the clipboard. For clip) or the 10/8/7/Vista
example, you can copy the directory structure (dir content of a file
(clip <
filename) to
the clipboard.
color Changes the background (first value) and text color 10/8/7/Vista/X
(second value) of the command prompt. The color lies P
between 0 (black) and F (white).
date Displays the current date and allows you to change it. All Win/DOS
With the parameter /T the date is shown without the
option to change.
dir Displays all folders and files within the current directory. All Win/DOS
You can restrict the output by attributes (/A), simplify the
list (/B), or display all subdirectories and their files (/S).
doskey Creates macros, recalls commands, and edits command All Win/DOS
input.
dosshell Opens the DOS shell, a graphical file management tool. 95/DOS
In Windows, the DOS shell is replaced by Windows
Explorer.
edit Starts the MS-DOS editor, with which you can create 32-bit/DOS
text files.
edlin Creates and edits text files within the command prompt. 32-bit/DOS
find Searches through a file or multiple files for a particular All Win/DOS
character sequence. If you only want to know how
frequently the word or phrase occurs, use the /C
parameter. With the extension /I the command ignores
upper- and lower-case in the search.
kb16 Changes the country settings of the keyboard for DOS 32-bit
programs (only included in Windows for compatibility
reasons. Replaces the old command keyb).
keyb Changes the country settings of the keyboard for DOS 98/95/DOS
programs (only included in Windows for compatibility
reasons. Replaced by kb16 in newer Windows
versions).
lpq Displays the status of a printer queue for computers that All Win
use a “line Printer Daemon” (LPD). (To use the
command in Windows 10, 8, 7, or Vista, the LPD print
service and the LPR port monitor have to be enabled
first).
lpr Sends a file to a computer that uses a line printer All Win
daemon (LPD). To use the command in Windows 10, 8,
7, or Vista, the LPD print service and LPR port monitor
have to be enabled first.
more Outputs the content of a file (for example, a text file) by All Win/DOS
the page. You can also use the command to split the
output of another command into pages.
path Creates and displays the path for searching executable All Win/DOS
files.
print Prints a text file. The device to be used for printing has All Win/DOS
to be specified.
rd Deletes a directory. This must not contain any files, even All Win/DOS
hidden ones. You can delete an entire directory tree with
the /S parameter (you can also use the rmdir
command).
rem Writes comments in batch and script files that aren’t All Win/DOS
taken into account when executing.
shift Moves variables within batch files and scripts. All Win/DOS
shutdown Shuts down the computer (/s), triggers a restart (/r), or 10/8/7/Vista/X
logs the user out (/l). A graphical user interface is P
displayed if you enter the parameter /I as the first option
in the command.
start Opens a new command prompt window in which you All Win
can run a specific program or command.
subst Assigns a drive letter to a path to create a virtual drive. All Win/DOS
taskkill Ends one or more running tasks. You either have to 10/8/7/Vista
specify the process ID (PID) or image name.
time Displays the current time and allows it to be changed. If All Win/DOS
the parameter /T is entered, the command prompt only
shows the time and offers no option to directly change it.
Files
CMD
comman Windows
d Description version
assoc Changes the program that’s linked with a particular file ending. 10/8/7/Vista/X
P
attrib Changes attributes of specified files. With the parameter +R you can All Win/DOS
protect a file from changes.
cipher Displays and changes the encryption status of files and directories on 10/8/7/Vista/X
NTFS partitions. P
compact Displays and changes the compression status of files and directories 10/8/7/Vista/X
on NTFS partitions. P
copy Copies a file or multiple files to another location. It’s also possible to All Win/DOS
connect several files to one. You can use the asterisk as a wild card.
cscript Runs scripts over the Microsoft Script Host. You can enable additional All Win/DOS
debugging with the /D option.
deltree Deletes a directory as well as all subdirectories and files within. 98/95/DOS
diantz Compresses files without any loss (command has the same function 7/Vista/XP
as makecab).
endlocal Ends the valid range of changes to batch files or scripts. After the 10/8/7/Vista/X
command, changes are applied to the entire system again P
(localization is started with setlocal).
extrac32 Extracts files and folders stored in CAB files. The program is part of All Win
Internet Explorer, but can also be used in the command prompt.
extract Extracts files and folders stored in CAB files (in new Windows 98/95
versions use expand).
fc Compares two individual files or two sets of files with one another and All Win/DOS
displays the differences.
forfiles Selects one or more files and runs a command that refers to these 10/8/7/Vista
files. Usually used for batch and script files.
goto Skips the execution within a batch program to a specific line (marker). All Win/DOS
makecab Compresses files without loss in CAB format (you can also use the 10/8/7/Vista/X
diantz command). P
mklink Creates a symbolic link to a file. With /D you can also create 10/8/7/Vista
connections to directories. Create a fixed connection instead of a
symbolic connection with /H.
move Moves a file or multiple files from one directory to another. The All Win/DOS
command can also change the names of directories. By default, the
openfiles Displays and separates open system files and folders. 10/8/7/Vista/X
P
recover Restores readable files that were on a defective data drive. 10/8/7/Vista/X
P
ren Changes the name of a particular file. Directory and drive cannot be All Win/DOS
changed this way (or use the rename command).
replace Replaces the selected file or files with one or more other files. With /S All Win/DOS
files in subfolders are also replaced. With the addition /U files are only
replaced if another version is more current. The parameter /A allows
users to add new files to the target directory at the same time. This
parameter is not compatible with /S and /U.
robocopy Allows so-called robust file copying. This is an extended version of 10/8/7/Vista
copy and xcopy. With robocopy it’s possible to successfully transfer
data even if there are interruptions in the network. There are a total of
72 parameters with which the copy command can be modified.
setlocal Limits the valid range of changes to batch files or scripts. After the 10/8/7/Vista/X
command, changes only apply to these files (localization is started P
with endlocal).
sxstrace Starts the WinSxs Tracing Utility, a tool for programming diagnostics. 10/8/7/Vista
verify When enabled, checks whether files are written correctly on a data All Win/DOS
drive. The check is disabled in the standard settings.
where Finds files that match a particular search topic. The placeholders * 10/8/7/Vista
and ? can be used within the topic.
System
CMD Windows
command Description version
backup Creates backups of files. These can be recovered with restore DOS
(replaced by msbackup).
bcdedit Allows users to make changes to start configuration data storage 10/8/7/Vista
(the command is a new version of bootcfq).
bootcfg Creates, edits, or displays the content of boot.ini (although it’s still 10/8/7/Vista/X
included in the Windows 7 CMD, it has lost its function since boot.ini P
is no longer used for startup options, instead you should use
bcdedit).
bootsect Modifies the master boot code sot that it’s compatible with the 10/8/7/Vista
Windows Boot Manager or NT Loader (can only be started via
system restore in Windows 7 and Vista).
cacls Edits and displays the access control list. This sets access rights 10/8/7/Vista/X
(outdated – replaced by icacls in newer Windows versions). P
cmdkey Can display (/list), create (/add), or delete (/delete) login information. 10/8/7/Vista
defrag Defragments all or only specified drives. Use /U to observe the All Win/DOS
progress. To get an evaluation statistic after the defragmentation,
use the parameter /V.
diskpart Manages, creates, and deletes partitions from the hard drive. 10/8/7/Vista/X
P
dispdiag Creates a file in the current directory in which you’ll find information 10/8/7/Vista
about your display.
fdisk Creates, deletes, and manages partitions on the hard drive. Use 98/95/DOS
diskpart in newer Windows versions.
format Formats a drive to the file system specified by the user. All Win/DOS
fsutil Provides numerous features related to the file system, such as disk 10/8/7/Vista/X
removal. P
icacls Edits and displays the access control list. This sets access rights. 10/8/7/Vista
An outdated version of this command is cacls.
lh Loads a program into the high memory area (UMB) – has the same 98/95/DOS
function as loadhigh.
licensingdiag Creates an XML and a CAB file that contain information on the 10/8
Windows product license.
loadfix Ensures that a program is loaded and executed above the first 64 32-bit/DOS
KB of RAM.
lock Locks a drive so that only a user-selected program can access it 98/95
directly.
lodctr Updates all registry entries that have to do with performance All Win
indicators.
logman Creates and manages event trace sessions and performance logs. 10/8/7/Vista/X
P
mem Displays information about the RAM and indicates which programs 32-bit/DOS
are currently loaded in it.
mode Configures system devices – primarily on the COM or LPT port. All Win/DOS
mountvol Creates and deletes mount points for drives and displays them. 10/8/7/Vista/X
P
msd Starts the program Microsoft Diagnostics, with which system DOS
information can be displayed.
msiexec Starts the Windows installer, with which Windows can be installed 10/8/7/Vista/X
and configured. P
muiunattend Starts an automatic setup process for the multilingual user interface 10/8/7/Vista
(MUI).
pkgmgr Installs, uninstalls, and configures packages and functions for 10/8/7/Vista
Windows.
power Uses the IDLE status of a processor to reduce energy consumption. 98/95/DOS
powercfg Allows the user to change the computer’s energy options and 10/8/7/Vista/X
control energy conservation plans. P
reg Manages the registry of the command prompt. Users can create 10/8/7/Vista/X
new keys (reg add) or delete them (reg delete). P
relog Creates new performance indicator protocols from the data in the 10/8/7/Vista/X
existing protocols. P
repair-bde Repairs and decrypts defective drives that are encrypted with 10/8/7
BitLocker. The files should be saved on a replacement drive.
restore Restores backups that were created with the backup command DOS
(replaced by msbackup).
sfc Checks all important and protected system files. Incorrect versions 10/8/7/Vista/X
are replaced by correct ones. P
smartdrv Starts and manages the hard drive cache program SMARTDrive. 98/95/DOS
sys Copies system files from MS-DOS and the command interpreter to 98/95/DOS
another hard drive. This makes it bootable.
tpmvscmgr Creates and deletes TPM virtual smart cards. These are virtual 10/8
smartcards encrypted on the basis of the Trusted Platform Model.
tracerpt Processes logs or real-time data generated during the tracing of 10/8/7/Vista/X
computer programs. P
unlock Unlocks a drive that was locked with the lock command. 98/95
vssadmin Manages the volume shadow copy services that can be used to 10/8/7/Vista/X
store different versions (snapshots) of drives. P
wbadmin Creates backups of the operating system and delivers information to 10/8/7/Vista
the created backup copies.
whoami Provides information about the current user. With the /GROUP 10/8/7/Vista
parameter you can obtain additional information about group
membership.
winmgmt Manages WMI repositories. Backups (/backup) are possible with the All Win
command, for example.
Network
CMD Windows
command Description version
checknetisolation Checks the network capability of apps from the Windows Store. 10/8
finger Provides information about users on remote devices using the 10/8/7/Vista/X
Finger service. P
getmac Displays the MAC address of all network adapters. The format 10/8/7/Vista/X
of the output (Table, List, CSV) is set with /FO. With /S you can P
use the command on remote systems as well.
intersvr Starts an interlnk server and transfers data from one computer DOS
to another via serial or parallel connection.
ipconfig Provides information on the IP of each used network adapter. All Win/DOS
The command can also be used to release (/release) or renew
(/renew) addresses. With /flushdns you can clear the DNS
cache.
iscsicli Manages iSCSI, which enables connections via the SCSI 10/8/7/Vista
protocol.
klist Displays all tickets authenticated by the Kerberos service. Also 10/8/7
enables the command to delete tickets (purge).
mount Enables network sharing under the Network File System. (To 7/Vista
use the command, enable NFS services).
netsh Starts the network shell, which allows for network settings to be 10/8/7/Vista/X
changed on local and remote computers. P
ping Sends an internet control message protocol echo request to a All Win
specific host to check if it’s accessible. The duration of the echo
can also be specified. Ping signals can be sent continuously
with -t. To display statistics on this action, press Ctrl + Brk.
Cancel the process with Ctrl + C.
rasdial Starts and ends network connections for Microsoft clients. 10/8/7/Vista/X
P
rcp Copies files from a Windows computer to a server that’s running 7/Vista/XP
a RSDH daemon, and vice versa.
route Displays routing tables and makes it possible to change, add, or All Win
delete entries.
rpcinfo Sends a remote procedure call (RPC) to an RPC server. The 7/Vista
result displays the programs on the remote computer (to use
the command, NFS services on Windows have to be enabled
first).
rpcping Sends a ping via remote procedure call (RPC) and checks 10/8/7/Vista
whether a connection is possible.
setspn Creates, deletes, and changes SPNs. These are unique 10/8/7
identifiers for services on a network that uses Kerberos
authentication.
shadow Monitors a session on a remote computer. The user can also 7/Vista/XP
actively control the remote computer.
showmount Provides information on NFS file systems (to use the command, 7/Vista
you first have to activate NFS services in Windows).
telnet Enables communication with another computer that also uses All Win/DOS
the telnet protocol.
tftp Enables a file exchange between the local computer and a 10/8/7/Vista/X
server that supports the Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP). To P
use the command, the TFTP client first needs to be enabled in
the system settings.
tracert Tracks a data package on the way through the network to a All Win
server. It doesn’t only check whether the package arrives and
how long it takes, but also records how many hops the package
makes on the way. All packages have a set time-to-live (TTL),
which is increased gradually with the command.
tscon Connects the current local user session with a session on a 10/8/7/Vista/X
remote computer. P
umount Removes mounted network file system drives. To use the 7/Vista
command, the NFS functions first have to be enabled in the
system settings.
wecutil Creates and managements subscriptions for events. These are 10/8/7/Vista
forwarded from remote event sources that support the WS
management protocol.
winrs Enables access to the command line of a remote computer via 10/8/7/Vista
a secure connection to implement changes. If you want to
disable encryption, use -un.
-: Informa on of Excel :-
INRODUCTION :-
If you are working on Excel 2003 – there are 65536 rows and 256
columns . If you are working on Excel 2003 or any of the latest versions
– there are 1048576 rows and 16384 columns . Last row is 1048576 .
● Addi on => “ =sum(first cell address : last cell address) “ and then
hit “Enter” .
● Extra or Many mul ply => “ =product(first cell address : last cell
address) and then hit “Enter” .
● =Average(Data range)
● =Max(Data range)
● =Min(Data range)
● Count(Data range)
● HOW TO REMARKS ? :-
1. =if(cell address >=number,”pass”,”fall”)
2. =if(logical test , value if ture , value if false)
-: HTML COURSE :-
-: EXTENSION NAME :-
A. MS Word - .docx
C. Powerpoint - .pptx
D. Paint - .bmp
E. Notepad - .txt
<html>
<head>
< tle> type your tle , which you want </ tle>
If you want color background body so, type the command - <body
bgcolor=”blue”>
If you want image background body so, type the command - <body
background=”loca on of img/exten on name”>
<center><font face=”jokerman”color=”red”size”10”><u>IMAGE
GALLERY</u></font></center> (their “center” command used for any
text or items should stay in middle or center of the body . the
command “font” is used for “set” any text items in you wan ng style
.
<p> type your text here </p> ( this command used for “paragraph or
any type of text which you want to write down )
<u> Domkal </u><br> ( this “<br>” command used for “brake the
line” )
</html>
</head>