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== Apps to look at… == [[https://chocolatey.org/|Chocolatey]]: CLI package manager for Windows. [[https://github.com/cmderdev/cmder|Cmder]]: Console emulator (i.e. alternative to cmd.exe) that doesn't suck |
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| Force Group Policy Object update on a client machine: | == Commands == |
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| == Commands == === Recursive directory removal === |
=== File management === |
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# Remove desktop.ini files from a directory structure FOR /f %G in ('dir /b') do attrib %G\desktop.ini -h -s FOR /f %G in ('dir /b') do del %G\desktop.ini |
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| === Removing desktop.ini files from a directory structure === | === Power === |
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| FOR /f %G in ('dir /b') do attrib %G\desktop.ini -h -s FOR /f %G in ('dir /b') do del %G\desktop.ini |
# Display an energy efficiency report (Windows 7) powercfg /energy |
Contents
Apps to look at…
Chocolatey: CLI package manager for Windows.
Cmder: Console emulator (i.e. alternative to cmd.exe) that doesn't suck
Installation
Selecting different HAL during installation
A different HAL (e.g. Standard HAL instead of ACPI HAL) can be chosen on installation by hitting F5 during the Press F6 if you need to install a third party SCSI or RAID driver message.
Commands
Active Directory
# Force Group Policy Object update on a client machine: gpupdate
File management
# Recursive directory removal
rmdir /s /q [directory]
# Remove desktop.ini files from a directory structure
FOR /f %G in ('dir /b') do attrib %G\desktop.ini -h -s
FOR /f %G in ('dir /b') do del %G\desktop.ini
Power
# Display an energy efficiency report (Windows 7) powercfg /energy
Shortcuts
Run application with administrative privileges
Ctrl+Shift+Enter when clicking on a shortcut will launch an application with administrative privileges. Works on Windows Vista and above. Usually brings up a User Account Protection (UAP) dialog.
