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Useful Microsoft Windows terminal commands

When working on your home network, in order to troubleshoot or diagnose problems you will need to use specific tools. Luckily these tools are often included in Microsoft Windows, in the form of terminal commands. So in this selection of videos we have included any terminal commands that we think you might find useful. 


Run a Ping test from Windows

In this video, we take a look at a Windows command that will allow you to Ping other……

How to use the Command Prompt to recover your Windows Product Key

While newer computers, now seem to store the Windows Product Key in the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI).……

How to use Windows Terminal to recover your Windows Product Key

While newer computers, now seem to store the Windows Product Key in the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI). It does no harm……

How to enable SSH on a Synology NAS and access it from a Windows Terminal

While you should be able to use Disk Station Manager to configure and user your Synology NAS, some……

How to map a network drive using the Terminal in Windows

Mapping a network share to File Explorer is a breeze, but if you can remember the commands, it’s……

How to quickly find your IP address using the Windows Terminal

In this video we demonstrate how using a terminal command in Windows, you can quickly determine the IP……

How to clear Wi-Fi profiles using Windows Terminal

In Windows, the wireless network settings you use to connect to a wireless access point are stored in……

How to flush the DNS cache in Windows 11

The IPconfig command is a super useful tool in the Windows terminal. It can give you all the……

How to check which Wi-Fi standards Windows supports.

If you’re having trouble with your WiFi or just want to know what kind of WiFi your computer……