Copy files in System32
Command line
xcopy *.bat %systemroot%/system32 Powershell
Powershell
xcopy *.bat $env:systemroot/system32Create a folder any place in your computer (for example, %appdata% is a nice place), and add this folder to the Enviroment Variable PATH
Use this alias from any cmd windows... or even, use it from File Explorer Address bar!
| Comand | Description |
|---|---|
| clear | Clear console |
| cp | Copy File |
| csx | C# interpreter |
| grep | Find text in file (alias for findstr |
| ls | List files (alias for dir |
| mv | Move file |
| nano | Open notepad in file |
| np | Open notepad ++ |
| pap | Open Recycled Bin |
| ps | Run powershell |
| rm | Remove file (alias for del |
| run | Run command in cmd |
| touch | Create empty file |
| vsc | Open VSCode in current folder |
| wtc | Open Windows Terminal in current folder |