WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:
* Learn the Basics of the Command Shell
* Learn how to access the command shell and customize its properties.
* Work with the Command Line Using a Nonadministrative Account Change command input and output from the standard keyboard and the command shell window, and see how to handle errors.
* Master the Task Scheduler Service Schedule tasks to run at predetermined times, and use different subcommands of the schtasks utility to create, change, delete, query, run, or end a task.
* Manage Files, Folders, and Floppy Disks Learn the commands related to file and folder management, including Tree, MD , and RD .
* Cover Maintenance of File Systems and Hard Disks Understand how to best use utilities such as Fsutil, Chkdsk, and Defrag as well as Format, Convert, and Compact.
* Use Diskpart to Manage Hard Disk Partitions Use Diskpart to perform disk-related tasks, such as creating and deleting partitions and volumes, and creating, maintaining, and managing fault-tolerant volumes.
* Query, Add, Delete, and Save Registry Entries See how to maintain the Windows operating system, including services, drivers, and the Windows Registry.
* Monitor and Manage Event Logs, Processes, and Logs Learn how to view system services and applications using the TaskList command and how to terminate nonresponsive processes using TaskKill.
* Manage Printers and Print Jobs Use the command line to view and configure installed printers and also to manage printer drivers and print queues.
* Manage Active Directory Learn how to search for Active Directory objects, add and remove objects from the directory database, and modify an object�s properties.
* Perform Network Troubleshooting Examine a number of network diagnostic tools, such as Ping, IPConfig, Pathping, Finger, and ARP, and learn to interpret their results.
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