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23Get-Printer
Lists installed printers, drivers, ports, sharing state, and default status.
View CommandDISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth
Checks whether the running Windows image has repairable component-store corruption.
View CommandGet-ComputerInfo
Displays operating system, hardware, firmware, and Windows configuration details.
View CommandGet-Service
Lists Windows services and reports whether each is running, stopped, or paused.
View Commandipconfig
Displays TCP/IP configuration details for Windows network adapters.
View CommandGet-WinEvent
Reads structured events from Windows logs to gather crash and system evidence.
View Commandsfc /scannow
Scans protected Windows files and attempts to replace corrupted copies. Microsoft recommends updating and restarting Windows, then completing DISM RestoreHealth before this repair command.
View Commandchkdsk /scan
Runs an online NTFS scan to identify file-system problems without taking the volume offline.
View CommandGet-NetAdapter
Lists physical and virtual network adapters, link status, speed, and hardware address.
View CommandGet-NetIPConfiguration
Shows active interfaces with IP addresses, default gateways, and DNS servers.
View CommandGet-PrintJob
Lists documents currently held in a selected printer queue.
View CommandGet-Process
Lists running processes and their resource use without stopping them.
View CommandGet-Volume
Lists drive letters, file systems, health state, capacity, and remaining space.
View CommandResolve-DnsName
Queries DNS and displays the records returned for a hostname or domain.
View Commandwhoami
whoami displays information about the currently logged-on user and their security context (account name, SID, groups, and privileges) on Windows.
View Commandnetstat
Displays active TCP/UDP connections, listening ports, routing table, interface statistics, and per-protocol statistics to help diagnose network and port usage on Windows.
View Commandtasklist
Displays running processes on local or remote Windows systems, with options to filter, format, and show modules, services, and verbose details.
View Commandhostname
Displays the name of the current host computer. This name is used to identify the machine on a network.
View Commandnslookup
The nslookup (name server lookup) command is a network administration command-line tool available for many computer operating systems for querying the Domain Name System (DNS) to obtain domain name or IP address mapping or for any other specific DNS record. It is used to troubleshoot DNS-related issues, such as verifying that a domain name resolves to the correct IP address or checking the availability and responsiveness of DNS servers.
View Commandping
Tests whether a remote host can be reached and measures basic response time using ICMP echo requests.
View Commandsysteminfo
The `systeminfo` command displays detailed configuration information about a local or remote computer system, including operating system version, installed hotfixes, network card details, system boot time, and hardware specifications. It's a fundamental tool for quickly assessing a system's baseline state.
View CommandTest-NetConnection
Tests name resolution, reachability, routing, or a specific TCP service port.
View Commandtracert
Traceroute (tracert) is a command-line utility that displays the path (route) and measures transit delays of packets across an Internet Protocol (IP) network to a target host. It records the route through the network by measuring the time-in-flight for packets to reach each successive router (hop) along the path and reports the IP address or hostname of each hop.
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