Windows Command-Line Tools Quiz
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Which command is used to copy files and directories, including subdirectories?

  • xcopy (correct)
  • sfc
  • copy
  • robocopy
  • What does the command 'dism' stand for?

  • Deployment Imaging Service and Management Tool (correct)
  • Disk and System Management
  • Disk Image Service Manager
  • Direct Image Services Management
  • Which command displays the Resultant Set of Policy (RSoP) for a user or computer?

  • netstat
  • format
  • gpresult (correct)
  • gpupdate
  • Which command is primarily used to scan and repair system files?

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    What function does the 'net use' command perform?

    <p>Connects or disconnects network drives or resources</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Command-Line Tools for Windows

    • xcopy: Copies files and directories, including subdirectories. Useful for complex folder copies.
    • robocopy: Robust file copy tool with more advanced options than xcopy. Handles copying large numbers of files, and includes options for error handling and verification.
    • copy: Basic file copy command for single files or simple operations.
    • sfc (System File Checker): Scans and repairs system files. Can help diagnose and fix corrupted system files.
    • gpupdate: Refreshes Group Policy settings. Ensures that computer configurations are up-to-date.
    • gpresult: Displays the Resultant Set of Policy (RSoP) for a computer or user. Provides detailed configuration information.
    • dism (Deployment Imaging and Servicing Management): Tool for managing Windows images. Used for image maintenance and repair.
    • net use: Connects or disconnects network drives or resources. Manages network connections.
    • format: Formats a disk or drive. Prepares a disk for use with a particular file system.
    • chkdsk: Checks the file system and disk for errors. Can repair errors, helping maintain data integrity.
    • diskpart: Command-line tool for managing disk partitions. Allows detailed control over disk structures.
    • dir: Lists the files and directories in the current directory. Basic file listing command.
    • netstat: Displays active connections and listening ports. Used for troubleshooting network problems.

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    Test your knowledge on various command-line tools available in Windows. This quiz covers essential commands like xcopy, robocopy, sfc, and more, essential for file management and system maintenance. Dive into the functionalities and uses of these commands to enhance your Windows experience.

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