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DOS-Disk Operating System Commands
Prior to windows er used DOS.
DOS stands for Disk Operating System.
| ID | DOS Command | Function |
|---|---|---|
| TKD0001 | dir | shows Directory or folders. |
| TKD0002 | dir/w | Organized directory |
| TKD0003 | exit | Close program |
| TKD0004 | copy *.txt d:\ | copies all text files in current directory to D drive. |
| TKD0005 | cls | clear screen |
| TKD0006 | chdir | change directory |
| TKD0007 | color | change background of screen |
| TKD0008 | del | delete |
| TKD0009 | delete | delete files |
| TKD0010 | diskcopy | copies from one disk to another |
| TKD0011 | diskcomp | compare contents from one drive to another. |
| TKD0012 | format | deletes a hard disk |
| TKD0013 | fixboot | fixes a boot sector |
| TKD0014 | ftp | send data by ftp |
| TKD0015 | md | create directory |
| TKD0016 | mkdir | create directory |
| TKD0017 | netstat | show TCP/IP information |
| TKD0018 | sys | transfers system files to another computer |
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