Run a program via the command prompt
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Hello everyone,
my question is simple: is it possible to run a program (uninstall.cmd) via the command prompt??
and to elaborate a bit, I installed a program (install.cmd) that completely crashed my PC (post BIOS ok, at OS load: crash (symbols everywhere..).
at the root of C, I have the file to uninstall this program, but since I can't access it...
thank you in advance for your insightsConfiguration: Windows Vista Ultimate
my question is simple: is it possible to run a program (uninstall.cmd) via the command prompt??
and to elaborate a bit, I installed a program (install.cmd) that completely crashed my PC (post BIOS ok, at OS load: crash (symbols everywhere..).
at the root of C, I have the file to uninstall this program, but since I can't access it...
thank you in advance for your insightsConfiguration: Windows Vista Ultimate
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To open the command prompt, press the Windows+R keys simultaneously, then type
Next, to run a program, just write the complete path to the program's location, for example:
If the path contains spaces, enclose the entire path in double quotes:
If it is not an executable, the command prompt will open the document with the default associated program.
Here is also the list of commands that Windows can execute natively:
cmd. If you want to run commands as an administrator, simply validate the entry of
cmdby pressing Ctrl + Shift + Enter.
Next, to run a program, just write the complete path to the program's location, for example:
C:\folder\the_file.exe
If the path contains spaces, enclose the entire path in double quotes:
"C:\Program Files\My beautiful file.exe"
If it is not an executable, the command prompt will open the document with the default associated program.
Here is also the list of commands that Windows can execute natively:
dty
thank you
