MS DOS (A to Z) COMPLETE COMMAND LIST
How
to Open Ms-DOS in your Desktop ?
1st
Step
 Click on Start
Menu  ---> All Programs --->
Accessories ---> Command Promp
2nd
Step
Windows Key + R (Run) ---> Type “CMD” ---> Ok
3rd Step
Click on Start Menu  ---> typing ‘CMD’ ---> Open/Run as
Administrator.
What is the full form of MS DOS?
MS-DOS stands for - Microsoft Disk Operating System
What is the full form of MS DOS?
MS-DOS stands for - Microsoft Disk Operating System
Some
Common and Very Useful Commands
Sl No 
 | 
  
Commands 
 | 
  
Description 
 | 
 
1. 
 | 
  
Date 
 | 
  
This Command
  Used to Display Current Date Or You can Change it. 
 | 
 
2. 
 | 
  
Time 
 | 
  
This Command
  Used to Display Current Time Or you can change it. 
 | 
 
3. 
 | 
  
CD 
 | 
  
Displays the
  name of OR changes the current Directory  
 | 
 
4. 
 | 
  
CLS 
 | 
  
Clears the
  Screen. 
 | 
 
5. 
 | 
  
COPY 
 | 
  
Copies One or
  more files to another location. 
 | 
 
6. 
 | 
  
DEL 
 | 
  
Deletes One Or
  more files. 
 | 
 
7. 
 | 
  
ERASE 
 | 
  
Deletes one or
  More files. 
 | 
 
8. 
 | 
  
Exit 
 | 
  
Quites the
  CMD.EXE program (command interpreter) 
 | 
 
9. 
 | 
  
FORMAT 
 | 
  
Formats a Disk
  for use with Windows. 
 | 
 
10. 
 | 
  
TREE 
 | 
  
Display a
  Folder Structure in the form of Graphical Tree. 
 | 
 
MS
DOS COMPLETE COMMAND LIST
Sl No 
 | 
  
Commands 
 | 
  
Description 
 | 
 
A 
 | 
 ||
1 
 | 
  
ASSOC 
 | 
  
Displays or
  Modifies file extension associations. 
 | 
 
2 
 | 
  
ATTRIB 
 | 
  
Displays or
  changes file attributes. 
 | 
 
B 
 | 
 ||
3 
 | 
  
BREAK 
 | 
  
Sets or Clears
  extended (CTRL + C) checking. 
 | 
 
4 
 | 
  
BCDEDIT 
 | 
  
Sets Properties
  in boot Database to control boot loading. 
 | 
 
C 
 | 
 ||
5 
 | 
  
CACLS 
 | 
  
Displays or
  Modifies  access control lists
  <ACLs> of Files. 
 | 
 
5 
 | 
  
CALL 
 | 
  
Calls one Batch
  program from Another. 
 | 
 
6 
 | 
  
CD 
 | 
  
Displays the
  name of OR changes the current Directory  
 | 
 
6 
 | 
  
CHCP 
 | 
  
Displays or
  Sets the active code page number. 
 | 
 
7. 
 | 
  
CHDIR 
 | 
  
Displays the
  name of Or changes the current Directory 
 | 
 
8 
 | 
  
CHKDISK 
 | 
  
Checks a
  Disk  and Displays a status Report. 
 | 
 
9 
 | 
  
CHKNTFS 
 | 
  
Displays Or
  Modifies the Checking of Disk  at boot
  time. 
 | 
 
10 
 | 
  
CLS 
 | 
  
Clears the
  Screen. 
 | 
 
11 
 | 
  
CMD 
 | 
  
Starts a new
  instance of the Windows Command interpreter. 
 | 
 
12 
 | 
  
COLOR 
 | 
  
Sets the
  Defaults console foreground and background colors. 
 | 
 
13 
 | 
  
COMP 
 | 
  
Compares the
  contents of two files Or Sets of Files. 
 | 
 
14 
 | 
  
COMPACT 
 | 
  
Displays Or
  Alerts the Compression of Files NTFS Partitions. 
 | 
 
15 
 | 
  
CONVERT 
 | 
  
Converts FAT
  volumes to NTFS. (You cannot convert the current Drive) 
 | 
 
16 
 | 
  
COPY 
 | 
  
Copies One or
  more files to another location. 
 | 
 
D 
 | 
 ||
17 
 | 
  
Date 
 | 
  
This Command
  Used to Display Current Date Or You can Change it. 
 | 
 
18 
 | 
  
DEL 
 | 
  
Deletes One Or
  more files. 
 | 
 
19 
 | 
  
Dir 
 | 
  
Command Used to
  Display all file and folder list.  
 | 
 
20 
 | 
  
DISKCOMP 
 | 
  
Compares the
  contents of two floppy Disks. 
 | 
 
21 
 | 
  
DISKCOPY 
 | 
  
Copy data of
  One floppy Disk to another disk. 
 | 
 
22 
 | 
  
DISKPART 
 | 
  
Displays or
  Configures Disk Partition Properties 
 | 
 
23 
 | 
  
DOSKEY 
 | 
  
Edits Command
  Lines, Recalls Windows commands, and creates macros. 
 | 
 
24 
 | 
  
DRIVERQUERY 
 | 
  
Displays
  current device driver status and Properties. 
 | 
 
E 
 | 
 ||
25 
 | 
  
ECHO 
 | 
  
Displays
  Messages Or turns command echoing ON or OFF 
 | 
 
26 
 | 
  
ENDLOCAL 
 | 
  
Ends
  Localization of Environment change in a Batch File. 
 | 
 
27 
 | 
  
ERASE 
 | 
  
Deletes one or
  More files. 
 | 
 
28 
 | 
  
Exit 
 | 
  
Quites the
  CMD.EXE program (command interpreter) 
 | 
 
F 
 | 
 ||
29 
 | 
  
FC 
 | 
  
Compares two
  files or sets of files, and Displays the differences between them. 
 | 
 
30 
 | 
  
FIND 
 | 
  
Searches for a
  text string in a file or files. 
 | 
 
31 
 | 
  
FINDSTR 
 | 
  
Searches for
  string in files. 
 | 
 
32 
 | 
  
FOR 
 | 
  
Runs a
  specified command for each file in a set of files. 
 | 
 
33 
 | 
  
FORMAT 
 | 
  
Formats a Disk
  for use with Windows. 
 | 
 
34 
 | 
  
GOTO 
 | 
  
Directs the
  Windows command interpreter to a labeled line in a Batch Program. 
 | 
 
35 
 | 
  
HELP 
 | 
  
Provides Help
  information for Windows Command 
 | 
 
36. 
 | 
  
Time 
 | 
  
This Command
  Used to Display Current Time Or you can change it. 
 | 
 
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