Make things easier for yourself; use lots of comments to document your batch
files.
14.
The RunDll32 utility is possibly the most powerful single utility on your system because you
can use it to access code within any DLL that provides a list of public calls. For example,
you can use the RunDll32 utility to shut down the system or display a message box on
screen. The number of tasks you can perform is only limited by the number of DLLs installed
on the system.
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15.
Look in the
\Windows\System32
folder for executables. These executables often provide
helpful utilities that Microsoft or a third party installs for you. To check whether the executable
is a usable utility, type
ExecutableName /?
and press Enter to see any help it provides.
No help file usually means that it isn??™t a utility.
16.
One focus of Microsoft with Server Core is improved security. Consequently, many commands
and utilities that work fine with older versions of Windows appear with reduced
functionality in Server Core. You may also find yourself using the RunAs utility more often
to support command line development. Of course, Server Core includes many new commands
and utilities as well.
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