Here is the command to reboot a windows 7 machine via the command line (make sure it’s running as administrator)
shutdown -t 0 -r -fif you found this helpful feel free to donate to:
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A quick way to pull up system information details (motherboard model, direct x version, cpy etc…) is to type in the run box the following:
dxdiag
Press enter and the details of the computer are available.
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How to change the RDP listening port for Windows.
1. Click the Start button, and in Vista type regedit into the search box and hit Enter, or in XP click Run, enter regedit, and hit Enter. 2. On the left side of the Registry Editor, browse to the following folder: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE -> System -> CurrentControlSet -> Control -> TerminalServer -> WinStations ->RDP-Tcp 3. On the right side, find and double-click the PortNumber key, as shown in Figure 1 (below). 4. On the editing dialog box, choose the Decimal option. 5. Type in the allocated port number, click OK, and then close the Registry Editor.if you found this helpful feel free to donate to:
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To add a range of ports to Windows Firewall run the following script from the command line. Replace 5001 and 5201 with the range you are using and “Passive FTP” with the name of the service you are opening the port for.
FOR /L %I IN (5001,1,5201) DO netsh firewall add portopening TCP %I "Passive FTP"%I
This will loop threw adding each port to the firewall. In this case its for passive FTP
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When trying to test a system you will sometimes find that telnet is missing. This was intentionally done by microsoft for security reasons. Thankfully adding it is really easy.
Go to the control panel and then click on programs or programs and features (depends on your current view). On the left side there should be a “Turn windows features on or off”. This will allow you to add Telnet to the system (server and client). You can also add/remove other features you do not wish to use or need to use.
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