Windows Command Line Complete Course(CMD, Batch Script)

Learn to search for files and folders using the command prompt, change your current directory, search within subdirectories, and view results that are displayed page by page.

Learn to locate an application's name with the Windows Task Manager and open programs from the command prompt, with examples using Word and Chrome.

Create folders efficiently in the Windows command line by using mkdir to make directories, navigate to the destination, and build nested subfolders with proper backslashes as shown.

Learn to rename files and folders using the Windows command line, with practical examples like renaming a documents folder, image files, and a credentials text file to new names.

Learn to move files and folders between directories in the Windows command line using the move command, with practical examples like relocating credentials, photos, audio, and documents.

Learn how to create a batch file by writing a sequence of commands in notepad, saving it as a .bat file, and locating it in the documents folder.

Learn to write and run batch scripts with comments, the echo command for output, the @ prefix to hide commands, and the post command to keep the window open.

Learn to create and use variables in batch scripts, reference them with percent signs, perform calculations, handle user input, and build a simple shutdown scheduler.

Learn to use the goto command in batch scripting with labels and jump instructions, and explore a practical example that validates input, clears the screen, and retries on invalid entries.