RUN Commands in Windows:
- Quickest way to access Run in all versions of Windows:
- Windows Key+R.
- To open the Run command in Windows 10, right-click Start > Run.
- In Windows 8 or 7, select Start > Run.
Command | What It Does |
Command | Opens the command prompt. |
Compmgmt.msc | Opens the computer management console. |
Devmgmt.msc | Opens the device manager. |
Diskmgmt.msc | Opens the disk management tool. |
Eventvwr.msc | Opens the event viewer. |
Fsmgmt.msc | Opens shared folders. |
Gpedit.msc | Opens the group policy editor. |
Lusrmgr.msc | Opens the local users and groups. |
Mailto: | Opens the default email client. |
Msconfig | Opens the system configuration utility. |
Msinfo32 | Opens the system information utility. |
Perfmon.msc | Opens the performance monitor. |
Regedit | Opens the registry editor. |
Rsop.msc | Opens resultant set of policy. |
Secpol.msc | Opens local security settings. |
Services.msc | Opens services utility. |
System.ini | Windows loading information. |
Win.ini | Windows loading information. |
Winver | Shows current version of Windows. |
Control Panel Access Run Commands
The following commands access various parts of the Control Panel directly:
Command | What It Does |
Appwiz.cpl | Add/Remove Programs |
Timedate.cpl | Date/Time Properties |
Desk.cpl | Display Properties |
Fonts | Fonts Folder |
Inetcpl.cpl | Internet Properties |
Main.cpl keyboard | Keyboard Properties |
Main.cpl | Mouse Properties |
Mmsys.cpl | Multimedia Properties |
Mmsys.cpl sounds | Sound Properties |
Sysdm.cpl | System Properties |
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