RUN commands are quick and easy ways to access certain Windows features. We use them all the time. They’re quick, easy to learn, easy to use, and kind of make you feel warm and geeky.<\/p>\n
To use a RUN command just press and hold down the Windows Key, press the R key and type in any one of the following commands. After you type the command, press Enter to execute it:<\/p>\n
CALC<\/p>\n
Opens calculator.<\/p>\n
WMPLAYER<\/p>\n
Opens Windows Media Player<\/p>\n
WRITE<\/p>\n
Opens WordPad<\/p>\n
MSPAINT<\/p>\n
Opens MS Paint (duh!)<\/p>\n
MSINFO32<\/p>\n
Opens System Information (and yes it’s the same for 64-bit systems)<\/p>\n
NOTEPAD<\/p>\n
Opens Notepad<\/p>\n
SERVICES.MSC<\/p>\n
Opens Services. Allows you to manage all services running on your computer.<\/p>\n
DEVMGMT.MSC<\/p>\n
Opens Device Manager<\/p>\n
CMD<\/p>\n
Opens a Windows Command Prompt Window ( the erstwhile DOS window)<\/p>\n
OSK<\/p>\n
Opens the Windows On-screen Keyboard<\/p>\n
REGEDIT<\/p>\n
Opens the Windows Registry Editor.<\/p>\n
Now go run, it’s fun!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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