12. copy: This command copies one or more files to a different location.
13. robocopy: This command is an advanced version of the copy command, allowing users to copy large amounts of data while maintaining file permissions and other attributes.
14. gpupdate: This command updates Group Policy settings on the local computer.
15. gpresult: This command displays the current Group Policy settings applied to the user and computer.
16. shutdown: This command shuts down or restarts the local or remote system.
17. sfc: This command scans and repairs system files that have been corrupted or modified.
18. [command name] /?: This command displays help information for the specified command.
19. diskpart: This command is used to manage disk partitions and volumes.
20. pathping: This command is similar to the tracert command but provides more detailed information about network latency and packet loss.
21. winver: This command displays the version and build number of the Windows operating system installed on the computer.
In summary, these command-line tools are useful for managing various aspects of the Windows operating system, including network connections, user accounts, disk partitions, and system files. By mastering these tools, users can execute a wide range of tasks efficiently and effectively from the command line.
1.3 Use features and tools of the Microsoft Windows 10 operating system (OS).
Task Manager
Task Manager is a built-in utility in Windows 10 that allows users to monitor and manage various aspects of the system's performance. Here are some of the features and tools available in Task Manager:
1. Services: This tab displays a list of all services running on the system, including their status, startup type, and description. Users can stop, start, or restart services from this tab.
2. Startup: This tab displays a list of all programs and services that start automatically when the system boots up. Users can disable or enable startup programs from this tab.
3. Performance: This tab displays real-time information about the system's CPU, memory, disk, and network usage. Users can monitor the performance of the system and identify any issues that may be impacting performance.
4. Processes: This tab displays a list of all running processes on the system, including their CPU, memory, and disk usage. Users can end or suspend processes from this tab.
5. Users: This tab displays a list of all logged-in users on the system and the processes that each user is running.
In summary, Task Manager is a powerful tool for managing and monitoring system performance in Windows 10. Users can use it to stop or start services, manage startup programs, monitor system resources, and manage running processes. By mastering Task Manager, users can optimize their system's performance and troubleshoot issues efficiently.
