RUN and CMD Commands In One HTML file.

I would like to say all! But I'm not clear. So I leave it up to you. As you browse, anything that is in "Blue" Is a Link for more information, particularly in the CMD section it all in blue. So look into it. I thought it was a good find and would share it with you as a good resource.

Brink shares a different, but similar list of commands for shortcuts:
Create Shortcuts to Open Control Panel Items in Windows 11

garlin said:

Brink shares a different, but similar list of commands for shortcuts:
Create Shortcuts to Open Control Panel Items in Windows 11

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Yes. Credits to Brink. But this has a lot more to offer. For instance, click on SS64. The options! Click on PowerShell. OMG... Here is a screenshot of just the top section of the options of PowerShell. This will take a long time to ingest. It would be nice if Brink dropped in and gave us his thoughts. Highly unlikely.

Nice find. I have added the run commands to my cheat sheet of KB shortcuts. It's always good to have more than one way to skin a cat.
My problem is I have never been proficient at using more than a handful of KB shortcuts as I can't remember the ones I do not use every day. Without a cheat sheet I can only use cut, copy, paste.

I agree that SS64 has a lot to offer.
Both its main site & its user forums are very useful for scripting advice. The main site's explanations of commands are generally much better than MS's explanations.
Most laudably, their description of the Netsh comamnd is explicitly stated as being for the Windows Server version of the command and I think they are the only website to make this clear. Nobody actually provides a command reference for the Windows 10 or Windows 11 version of this command, the others merely fail to state that they don't.

Command index - SS64
Commands forum - SS64

PowerShell index - SS64
PowerShell forum - SS64

VBScript Commands - SS64
VBScript forum - SS64


Denis

I've been using that site for years, it's always a great refresher of the commands when I'm feeling a little forgetful.

I use RUN commands all the time. I even use the Start menu similarly to the RUN prompt when launching UWP Apps or non system apps /tools.

You can find more of them by examining the <DeepLink> elements that are inside this xml file:
%windir%\ImmersiveControlPanel\Settings\AllSystemSettings_{253E530E-387D-4BC2-959D-E6F86122E5F2}.xml