CMD / Windows Command Prompt

1. Adding prefix to all filenames in folder
2. Check how many individual RAM sticks are currently installed (Windows Command Prompt)
3. Check the maximum RAM capacity of your computer (Windows Command Prompt)
4. Check the total number of RAM slots on your motherboard (Windows Command Prompt)
5. Close all running Notepad instances in Windows
6. Copy the contents of one file to another (Windows Command Prompt)
7. Count the number of lines in a file in Windows Command Prompt
8. Create a set of subfolders in each of multiple folders (Windows)
9. Create an empty file from command line (Windows)
10. Create multiple folders at once in Windows Command Prompt
11. Display the contents of a file in DOS or Windows Console
12. Generate an HTML list of files from a directory and all its subdirectories
13. Get full path to the current directory in DOS and Windows Command Prompt
14. Get current folder name in Windows Command Prompt
15. Get OS name in Windows Command Prompt
16. Get Windows install date
17. Get Windows version
18. Getting the name servers of a domain
19. Listing only filenames with DIR command
20. Listing only files with a specific extension by DIR command
21. Listing only folder names with DIR command
22. Opening multiple Notepad instances with specific files in Windows
23. Printing date in dd.mm.yyyy format in Windows Command Prompt
24. Recursively listing file names only (without path) in Windows Command Prompt
25. Remove a prefix from filenames in a folder
26. Remove duplicate lines in a file (Windows Command Prompt)
27. Remove leading and trailing spaces from text (Windows Command Prompt)
28. Sorting the contents of a file alphabetically (Windows Command Prompt)