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There are situations, when you need to view/end processes in command prompt. It may be needed if you control computer remotely via command prompt, or if computer is under high load, and it is almost impossible to start task manager. Also sometimes process does not stops if you try to end it from task manager. In those cases the way of controll processes though command prompt may be very usefull for you. Today I'll tell you about that way.

You can go into the situation that after installation of MSSQL Server you found that you forgot to set colation to parameters that you need. You can change that parameter in two ways - 1) completely reinstall MSSQL, whitch is time consuming operation. 2) Change collation with command entered in command prompt, whitch takes far less time and effort.

Forgetting your Windows password is a common issue, and if you're in this boat, you're not alone. Thankfully, resetting the administrator password in Microsoft's OS is not as daunting as it seems. This method works seamlessly for modern Microsoft OS versions, especially those starting from Windows 7.

Hello. Sometimes there are tasks when you need to do something on a remote computer, or there is no possibility to connect via RDP, for example, if the server is suddenly heavily loaded, and it does not have enough resources to start the terminal session (yes, I have met, do not say That often, but it happened). Either from the command line the task is done faster. Well, or else as an option, if you need something to do secretly, in the event that the user at the time when you need to do it working on the computer. Linux users are much easier with this, they have ssh. But in Windows it is possible to connect, if I may say so, to the command line.

To install unsigned drivers on Windows Server 2012, you have to disable the Digital Signature Driver Verification.

In previous versions (before 2008 R2 or something like that), you could simply disable the check through group policies in gpedit.msc (User Configuration-> Administrative Templates-> System-> Driver Installation, Code Signing for Device Drivers). Now the rigid concept of security is replaced by the brutal arbitrariness of Microsoft. Fortunately, they still left a loophole.