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Other Miscellaneous Command-Line Tools

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Other Miscellaneous Command-Line Tools

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Other Miscellaneous Command-Line Tools

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Other Miscellaneous Command-Line Tools

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 ** 5 Ways to start MS Disk Management tool:
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+** https://www.howtogeek.com/787213/5-ways-to-open-disk-management-on-windows-10-or-11/#:~:text=You%20can%20also%20start%20Disk%20Management%20from%20a
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 ** Opens the Windows disk management GUI tool used to view and modify disk partitions and disk types
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-Ways to start MS Disk Management tool:
+** 5 Ways to start MS Disk Management tool:
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 https://www.howtogeek.com/787213/5-ways-to-open-disk-management-on-windows-10-or-11/#:~:text=You%20can%20also%20start%20Disk%20Management%20from%20a

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 *  diskmgmt.msc
 ** Opens the Windows disk management GUI tool used to view and modify disk partitions and disk types
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 *  devmgmt.msc

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 *  devmgmt.msc
 ** Opens the Device Manager window the "Easy Way"!
 *  control update
 ** Open the Windows Update GUI tool to find and install Windows and other Microsoft software upgrades

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 === '''Other Miscellaneous Command-Line Tools''' ===
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-*  didskmgmt.msc
+*  diskmgmt.msc
 ** Opens the Windows disk management GUI tool used to view and modify disk partitions and disk types
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 *  control update
 ** Open the Windows Update GUI tool to find and install Windows and other Microsoft software upgrades

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		+	=== '''Other Miscellaneous Command-Line Tools''' ===
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		+	* didskmgmt.msc
		+	** Opens the Windows disk management GUI tool used to view and modify disk partitions and disk types
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		+	* control update
		+	** Open the Windows Update GUI tool to find and install Windows and other Microsoft software upgrades
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		+	More plus Windows Server tool included can be found at http://www.auditiait.es/en/list-of-commands-msc/
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 Here is an example of finding out just the last time the computer was starterd/booted, or restarted, which shows you how long the computer has been powered up since it was turned on.  This is very useful in diagnosing many issues, as often times, a user will go for very long periods of time without rebooting, which is not a good thing with the Windows operating system(OS), as system memory and other resources can be consumed and not freed up properly by programs/applications when they are closed.
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-In this example, I find a word or group of words that is unique to the line that contains the information I am looking for, and use it as the "keyword" to search the output of the prior command using the "findstr" command.  The word "since" only appears in the line starting with "Statistics since", so by having "findstr" search for the line containing "Statitics since", it produces the only line that contains the information we want, the time since the computer was turned on!
+In this example on a Windows 10 machine, I find a word or group of words that is unique to the line that contains the information I am looking for, and use it as the "keyword" to search the output of the prior command using the "findstr" command.  The word "since" only appears in the line starting with "Statistics since", so by having "findstr" search for the line containing "Statitics since", it produces the only line that contains the information we want, the time since the computer was turned on!
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 C:\Users\jamie.DAWGLAND.000>net stats workstation | findstr since

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	Here is an example of finding out just the last time the computer was starterd/booted, or restarted, which shows you how long the computer has been powered up since it was turned on. This is very useful in diagnosing many issues, as often times, a user will go for very long periods of time without rebooting, which is not a good thing with the Windows operating system(OS), as system memory and other resources can be consumed and not freed up properly by programs/applications when they are closed.		Here is an example of finding out just the last time the computer was starterd/booted, or restarted, which shows you how long the computer has been powered up since it was turned on. This is very useful in diagnosing many issues, as often times, a user will go for very long periods of time without rebooting, which is not a good thing with the Windows operating system(OS), as system memory and other resources can be consumed and not freed up properly by programs/applications when they are closed.
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		+	C:\Users\jamie.DAWGLAND.000>net stats workstation \| findstr since
		+	Statistics since 5/22/2023 1:53:47 AM
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		+	As demonstrated previously with the "findstr" command, you can "filter" the output of this or any command, into the findstr command to narrow down your search results, in order to give you only the information you are interested in, and not all the extraneous information also produced by most command's outputs.
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		+	Here is an example of finding out just the last time the computer was starterd/booted, or restarted, which shows you how long the computer has been powered up since it was turned on. This is very useful in diagnosing many issues, as often times, a user will go for very long periods of time without rebooting, which is not a good thing with the Windows operating system(OS), as system memory and other resources can be consumed and not freed up properly by programs/applications when they are closed.
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