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Windows® 7 Portable Command Guide

MCTS 70-680, and MCITP 70-685 and 70-686

 

Darril Gibson

 

All the MCTS 70-680, and MCITP 70-685 and 70-686 Commands in One Compact, Portable Resource

 

Maximize your efficiency as a Windows 7 administrator, and master all the commands, keywords, command arguments, options, and prompts covered on Microsofts MCTS 70-680, MCITP 70-685, and MCITP 70-686 exams! This easy, handy reference brings together all the techniques, tips, tools, and examples youll need. Its your perfect take-anywhere guide to running Windows 7 environmentsand passing Microsofts three key Windows 7 administration exams.

 

Covers all the commands you need to score higher on your MCTS 70-680 and MCITP 70-685/70-686 exams!





Use Windows 7s maintenance and monitoring tools Troubleshoot Windows 7 reliability and network connectivity Manage security in Windows 7 Manipulate files, folders, and disks Create and schedule batch files Configure Windows 7 with netsh Recover damaged Windows 7 systems Administer Windows 7 remotely Work from the WMI command line Plan, create, and manage images for automated installation Use Imagex and DISM Work with WinPE and Setup Migrate user data to Windows 7 systems with USMT Master PowerShell and the Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE) Manage group policy from the command line

 

Your Perfect Take-Anywhere Windows 7 Command Resource!





Covers all commands on the MCTS 70-680, MCITP 70-685, and MCITP 70-686 exams

Includes important administration commands that arent on the exams Packed with realistic scenarios, high-efficiency examples, and expert tips

Category: Microsoft Certification

 

Covers: Microsoft Windows 7 Exams (MCTS 70-680, and MCITP 70-685 and 70-686)

 

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Introduction 1(2)
PART I Command Prompt Basics
Chapter 1 Launching and Using the Command Prompt
3(12)
Launching the Command Prompt
3(1)
Pinning the Command Prompt to the Start Menu and the Taskbar
4(1)
Launching the Command Prompt with Elevated Privileges
4(1)
Responding to the UAC Prompt
5(2)
Using the Built-in Doskey Program
7(2)
Creating Mini Macros in Doskey
9(1)
Copying from and Pasting into the Command Prompt
9(2)
Copy from the Command Prompt Window
10(1)
Paste Text into the Command Prompt Window
10(1)
Changing the Options and Display of the Command Prompt
11(4)
Chapter 2 Basic Rules When Using the Command Prompt
15(12)
Using Uppercase or Lowercase
15(1)
Using Quotes to Enclose Spaces
16(1)
Understanding Variables
17(1)
Understanding Switches
18(1)
Understanding Wildcards
18(1)
Getting Help
19(8)
Chapter 3 Using Basic Commands
27(10)
Understanding Folders and Directories
27(1)
Understanding Paths
28(2)
Viewing Files and Folders with dir
30(1)
Changing the Path with cd
31(1)
Using Drag and Drop to the Command Prompt Window
32(1)
Deleting Folders with rd
33(1)
Creating Folders with md
33(1)
Controlling Output with more
34(1)
Redirecting Output
35(1)
Using the Redirect Symbol (>)
35(1)
Using clip
35(1)
Using exit
35(2)
PART II Working with Files, Folders, and Disks
Chapter 4 Manipulating Files and Folders
37(18)
Associating File Extensions with assoc and ftype
37(4)
assoc
39(1)
ftype
39(2)
Viewing Attributes with attrib
41(2)
Compressing Files with compact
43(1)
Encrypting Files with cipher
44(2)
Copying Files with copy, xcopy, and robocopy
46(4)
copy
46(1)
xcopy
47(1)
robocopy
48(2)
Deleting or Removing Files with del
50(1)
Expanding Cabinet Files with expand
51(1)
Taking Ownership of Files with takeown
51(1)
Removing the Windows.old Folder
52(1)
Mapping Drives with net use
53(2)
Chapter 5 Manipulating Disks
55(8)
Manipulating and Viewing Disks with diskpart
55(4)
Creating a VHD File with diskpart
56(1)
Modifying the BCD Store for the VHD File
57(2)
Defragmenting Volumes with defrag
59(2)
Converting to NTFS with convert
61(1)
Managing the File System with fsutil
62(1)
PART III Scripting with Batch Files
Chapter 6 Creating Batch Files
63(18)
Using Notepad
63(1)
Giving Feedback with echo
64(1)
Using Parameters
65(3)
Calling Another Batch File with call
68(1)
Clearing the Screen with cls
69(1)
Changing the Order of Processing with goto
69(1)
Checking Conditions with if
70(3)
Logging Events with eventcreate
73(2)
Looping Through Tasks with for
75(1)
Creating a Menu File
76(5)
Documenting the Script with rem
76(1)
Pausing for the User
77(1)
Giving Users a Choice
77(1)
Creating the Batch File
78(3)
Chapter 7 Scheduling Batch Files
81(8)
Scheduling Batch Files with Task Scheduler
81(1)
Scheduling Tasks from the Command Line
82(7)
Creating a Scheduled Task with schtasks
83(1)
Creating a Scheduled Task from an XML File with schtasks
83(2)
Deleting a Scheduled Task with schtasks
85(1)
Viewing Scheduled Tasks with schtasks
85(1)
Changing Scheduled Tasks with schtasks
86(1)
Running and Ending Scheduled Tasks with schtasks
87(2)
PART IV Managing and Maintaining Windows 7
Chapter 8 Using Windows 7 Maintenance Tools
89(14)
Controlling Power Settings with powercfg
89(4)
Query the Power Settings with powercfg
89(2)
Modify the Power Settings with powercfg
91(2)
Analyze the Power Settings with powercfg
93(1)
Checking Memory with mdsched
93(2)
Manipulating Services with sc
95(2)
Collecting Events with wecutil
97(1)
Restarting Systems with shutdown
97(2)
Launching Control Panel Applets from the Command Line
99(4)
Chapter 9 Retrieving Information About Windows 7
103(8)
Viewing System Information with systeminfo
103(3)
Viewing User Information with whoami
106(1)
Launching System Configuration with msconfig
107(4)
Chapter 10 Managing Security in Windows 7
111(10)
Manipulating Credentials with cmdkey
111(1)
Installing Updates with wusa
112(3)
Installing Applications with msiexec
115(1)
Auditing Systems with mbsacli
116(5)
Chapter 11 Configuring Windows 7 with netsh
121(14)
Understanding netsh
121(1)
Understanding Contexts
122(4)
Configuring a Proxy Server
126(1)
Configuring the Network Interface with netsh
126(9)
PART V Troubleshooting Windows 7
Chapter 12 Configuring Windows 7 Using Basic Troubleshooting Tools
135(10)
Identifying the System Name with hostname
135(1)
Verifying Core System Files with sfc
135(2)
Checking Digital Signatures with sigverif
137(1)
Viewing Active Tasks with tasklist
138(4)
Terminating Processes with taskkill
142(2)
Viewing Installed Drivers with driverquery
144(1)
Chapter 13 Troubleshooting Network Issues
145(16)
Viewing and Manipulating TCP/IP Configuration with ipconfig
145(6)
Viewing the Physical Address with getmac
151(1)
Checking Connectivity with ping
152(3)
Viewing the Router Path with tracert
155(1)
Checking for Data Loss with pathping
155(1)
Checking for Records in DNS with nslookup
156(5)
Chapter 14 Using Recovery Tools
161(16)
Manipulating the Boot Process with bcdedit
161(10)
Commands That Operate on a Store
165(1)
Commands That Control Output
166(1)
Commands That Control the Boot Manager
167(2)
Commands That Operate on Entries in the Store
169(1)
Commands That Operate on Entry Options
170(1)
Disable Driver Signing
170(1)
Creating a System Repair Disc with recdisc
171(1)
Checking and Repairing Disks with chkdsk
172(3)
Repairing BitLocker Drives with repair-bde
175(2)
PART VI Remote Administration
Chapter 15 Managing Remote Windows 7 Systems
177(10)
Configuring Windows 7 for Remote Administration
177(4)
Configuring System for Remote Desktop Connection (RDC)
177(3)
Configuring System for Remote Access Using an MMC
180(1)
Connecting to Remote Systems with mstsc
181(3)
Configuring Windows Remote Management with winrm
184(1)
Executing Commands Remotely with winrs
185(2)
Chapter 16 Windows Management Instrumentation Command Line
187(16)
Understanding wmic
187(1)
Configuring the Firewall to Allow wmic
188(1)
Running wmic
189(2)
Modifying the Format with the /format Switch
191(3)
Retrieving Help from wmic
194(1)
Understanding Aliases
194(6)
Operating System Aliases
196(1)
Disk Drive Aliases
197(1)
System Hardware Aliases
198(2)
User, Group, and Domain Aliases
200(1)
Using Verbs
200(3)
PART VII Creating and Managing Images
Chapter 17 Understanding Images
203(12)
Understanding WIM Files
203(2)
Using Windows Deployment Services and Images
205(2)
Comparing Boot and Install Images
207(6)
Comparing Thick and Thin Images
213(2)
Chapter 18 Preparing a System to Be Imaged with Sysprep
215(6)
Understanding Sysprep
215(1)
Running the Sysprep GUI
216(1)
Running sysprep from the Command Line
217(4)
Chapter 19 Installing the Windows Automated Installation Kit
221(6)
Downloading the WAIK
221(1)
Installing the WAIK
221(3)
Viewing the WAIK Tools
224(3)
Chapter 20 Using imagex
227(10)
Creating WinPE on a Bootable USB
227(4)
Capturing Images with imagex
231(2)
Appending Images with imagex
233(2)
Deleting Images with imagex
235(1)
Deploying Images with imagex
235(2)
Chapter 21 Using the Deployment Image Service and Management (DISM) Tool
237(10)
Online Servicing Versus Offline Servicing
237(1)
Mounting Images
238(2)
Getting Information About Mounted Images
240(1)
Modifying Images
240(5)
Working with Drivers
241(1)
Working with Packages and Features
242(2)
Miscellaneous Image Modifications
244(1)
Saving Images
245(2)
PART VIII Working with WinPE and Setup
Chapter 22 WinPE Commands
247(4)
Add Drivers to WinPE with drvload
247(1)
Run Commands Within WinPE with wpeutil
248(3)
Chapter 23 Installing Windows 7 with setup
251(8)
Installing Windows 7 with setup
251(1)
Using the Autounattend.xml File
252(1)
Using slmgr
253(6)
Basic slmgr Commands
254(1)
slmgr Activation Commands
255(1)
slmgr Commands Used for KMS Clients
256(1)
slmgr Commands Used for Token-Based Activation
257(2)
PART IX Migrating User Data with USMT
Chapter 24 Capturing User Data with scanstate
259(14)
Understanding Migration Stores
259(1)
Reviewing Migration Paths
259(4)
Understanding Hard-Link Migration Stores
263(2)
Capturing Migration Data with scanstate
265(8)
Specifying XML Files
266(1)
Modifying XML Files
266(2)
Identifying Users to Migrate with scanstate
268(1)
Encrypting the Migration Store with scanstate
269(1)
Simple Error Handling with scanstate
270(1)
Handling EFS Files
270(1)
Migrating Data from the Windows.old Folder
271(2)
Chapter 25 Restoring User Data with loadstate
273(6)
Running loadstate
273(1)
Specifying XML Files
274(1)
Specifying Hard-Link Options
275(1)
Deleting the Hard-Link Store
275(1)
Identifying Users to Migrate
276(1)
Decrypting an Encrypted Migration Store
277(1)
Handling Errors
278(1)
PART X Using PowerShell
Chapter 26 Understanding PowerShell Commands
279(20)
Launching PowerShell
279(1)
Understanding PowerShell Verbs and Nouns
280(4)
Tabbing Through PowerShell Commands
284(1)
Understanding the Different Types of PowerShell Commands
285(1)
Creating Aliases
286(1)
Discovering Windows PowerShell Commands
286(2)
Exploring get-member
288(3)
Redirecting Output with Windows PowerShell
291(1)
Understanding PowerShell Errors
291(2)
Understanding PowerShell Variables
293(2)
Using Comparison Operators
295(1)
Understanding Pipelining
296(3)
Chapter 27 Using the Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE)
299(10)
Launching the ISE
299(1)
Exploring the ISE
300(2)
Executing Commands in the ISE
302(1)
Creating and Saving a Script in the ISE
303(6)
Chapter 28 Creating and Running PowerShell Scripts
309(20)
Setting the Security Context
309(1)
Creating a PowerShell Profile
310(2)
Creating and Modifying the Global PowerShell Profile
312(1)
Running PowerShell Scripts
313(1)
Flushing the DNS Cache
314(1)
Creating a List of Domain Computers
315(1)
Logging Processes with a get-process Script
316(2)
Testing for the Existence of a File
318(1)
Creating Output as HTML
318(2)
Running a Script Against Multiple Computers
320(2)
Creating a PowerShell Message Box
322(4)
Scheduling PowerShell Scripts
326(3)
PART XI Group Policy and the Command Line
Chapter 29 Group Policy Overview
329(12)
Understanding Group Policy Settings
329(4)
Blocking Inheritance
333(1)
Enforcing GPOs
334(1)
Using Loopback Processing
335(1)
Running Scripts with Group Policy
336(3)
Running PowerShell Scripts via Group Policy
339(2)
Chapter 30 Group Policy Command-Line Tools
341(6)
Viewing Group Policy Settings with gpresult
341(2)
Refreshing Group Policy Settings with gpupdate
343(4)
Appendix A Create Your Own Journal Here 347
Darril Gibson is the CEO of Security Consulting and Training, LLC. He regularly teaches, writes, and consults on a wide variety of security and technical topics. Hes been a Microsoft Certified Trainer for more than ten years and holds several certifications, including MCSE (NT 4.0, 2000, 2003), MCDBA (SQL Server), MCITP (Windows 7, Server 2008, SQL Server), ITIL v3, Security+, and CISSP. He has authored, coauthored, or contributed to more than a dozen books. You can view a listing of most of his current books on Amazon: http://amzn.to/bL0Obo.