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Run Commands

Windows 10 comes with a whole host of different ways to open individual Apps and features. Below is a short list
of some popular ‘Run Commands’ you can use to open Apps and Features quickly using the ‘Run’ box. You could, on the
other hand, use them to create shortcuts on your desktop.
To use ‘Run’, Key Win + r, type in the command and click ‘OK’. The App or Feature will open directly.
To create a ‘Shortcut’ for a command, right click an empty part of the Desktop, select ‘New’ then ‘Shortcut’. In the
‘Create a shortcut’ window, type in the command and click ‘Next’. In the next window you can give the shortcut an ap-
propriate name or leave it as it is. Once you’ve decided, click ‘Finish. The shortcut will appear on the desktop.

Tools

Devmgmt.msc : Devmgmt.msc :
Device Manager Device Manager
Eventvwr.msc : Verifier :
Event viewer Driver Verifier Manager
Compmgmt.msc : Migwiz :
Computer Management Transfer Folder
Dcomcnfg : Sigverif :
Component Services File signature Verification
CMD : Joy.cpl :
Command Prompt Game controllers
Perfmon.msc : Mrt :
Performance Monitor Malicious Removal Tool
Regedit : Sndvol :
Registry Editor Volume mixer
Control Admintools : Charmap :
Administrative Tools (Control Panel) Character map
Taskmgr : Shrpubw :
Task Manager Shared Folder Wizard
Control schedtasks : Hdwwiz :
Task Scheduler Add hardware wizard
Appwiz.cpl : Cttune :
Programs and Features (Control Panel) Clear text Wizard
Wscui.cpl : Colorcpl :
Security & Maintenance (Control Panel) Colour Manager
Control Update : Displayswitch :
Windows Updates (TSettings) Screen Project (side bar)
Mstsc : Credwiz :
Remote Desktop Connection Password/Restore wizard
Msconfig : Ncpa.cpl :
System Configuration Network Connections
Dxdiag : Devicepairingwizard :
DirectX Diagnostic tool Add Device Wizard
Control colour : Fsquirt :
Background (TSettings) Bluetooth Transfer Wizard

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