So, are you interested in computer stuff, like the actual technical aspects of it - things you would need in order to be able to make programs, or similar things? If so, I think you are going to, possibly, get something out of this article - in which I am going to discuss the windows xp command prompt. I am going to explain some basic commands that you can use. I hope you enjoy reading the article, and that you benefit from doing so.

To be able to explain the windows xp command prompt - which, in case you didn't catch it, is for the command prompt in windows xp - the best way, I am going to give you the commands alphabetically. I hope that suits you. I sincerely do hope that you find kind of value in reading this article - whether it be from the writing, in that you learn how to write from reading it, or if the value that you find is in the information about the windows xp command prompt.

First, though, I will explain to you how this type of command thing is different from DOS. The thing is, many people may thing that the windows xp command prompt in fact IS DOS - while, in fact, it is only very reminiscent of its predecessor. It is not DOS. The biggest different, possibly, between the DOS and this new thing is the fact that DOS was 16-bit; whilst windows xp command prompt is 32-bit. Also, as it ISN'T DOS, this can be completely different from DOS - and it is.

The command prompt allows you to make 2 different types of command. There is the external, and then there is the internal. What differentiates the two is that one of them, the external one, can be run not only from the command prompt, but also from "run" in the start menu, whilst the internal one can only be run through the command prompt.

I hope that this little guide to the windows xp command prompt has somehow given you value - whether that be from the way in which the article was written, or if it was value in the tips, and information, you saw contained. In either case, whether or not you actually did enjoy or benefit from the article, I want to thank you for taking the time to read it.