List of Run Commands in Windows 7

Program Name About Windows Action Center Add a Device Add Hardware Wizard Advanced User Accounts Authorization Manager Backup and Restore Calculator Certificates Change Computer Performance Settings Change Data Execution Prevention Settings Change Printer Settings Character Map ClearType Tuner Color Management Command Prompt Component Services Component Services Computer Management Computer Management Connect to a Network Projector Connect to a Projector Control Panel Create A Shared Folder Wizard Create a System Repair Disc Credential Backup and Restore Wizard Data Execution Prevention Date and Time Default Location Device Manager Device Manager Device Pairing Wizard Diagnostics Troubleshooting Wizard Digitizer Calibration Tool DirectX Diagnostic Tool Disk Cleanup Disk Defragmenter Disk Management Display Display Color Calibration Display Switch DPAPI Key Migration Wizard Run Command winver wscui.cpl2 devicepairingwizard hdwwiz netplwiz azman.msc sdclt calc certmgr.msc systempropertiesperformance systempropertiesdataexecutionprevention printui charmap cttune colorcpl cmd comexp.msc dcomcnfg compmgmt.msc compmgmtlauncher netproj displayswitch control shrpubw recdisc credwiz systempropertiesdataexecutionprevention timedate.cpl2 locationnotifications devmgmt.msc hdwwiz.cpl2 devicepairingwizard msdt tabcal dxdiag cleanmgr dfrgui diskmgmt.msc dpiscaling dccw displayswitch dpapimig

Driver Verifier Manager Ease of Access Center EFS REKEY Wizard Encrypting File System Wizard Event Viewer Fax Cover Page Editor File Signature Verification Font Viewer Game Controllers Getting Started IExpress Wizard Infrared Install or Uninstall Display Languages Internet Explorer Internet Options iSCSI Initiator Configuration Tool iSCSI Initiator Properties Language Pack Installer Local Group Policy Editor Local Security Policy Local Users and Groups Location Activity Magnifier Malicious Software Removal Tool Manage Your File Encryption Certificates Math Input Panel Microsoft Management Console Microsoft Support Diagnostic Tool Mouse NAP Client Configuration Narrator Network Connections New Scan Wizard Notepad ODBC Data Source Administrator ODBC Driver Configuration On-Screen Keyboard Paint Pen and Touch People Near Me Performance Monitor Performance Options Phone and Modem Phone Dialer Power Options Presentation Settings

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Print Management Printer Migration Printer User Interface Private Character Editor Problem Steps Recorder Programs and Features Protected Content Migration Region and Language Registry Editor Registry Editor Remote Access Phonebook Remote Desktop Connection Resource Monitor Resource Monitor Resultant Set of Policy SAM Lock Tool Screen Resolution Securing the Windows Account Database Services Set Program Access and Computer Defaults Share Creation Wizard Shared Folders Snipping Tool Sound Sound Recorder SQL Server Client Network Utility Sticky Notes Stored User Names and Passwords Sync Center System Configuration System Configuration Editor System Information System Properties System Properties (Advanced Tab) System Properties (Computer Name Tab) System Properties (Hardware Tab) System Properties (Remote Tab) System Properties (System Protection Tab) System Restore Tablet PC Input Panel Task Manager Task Scheduler Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Management User Account Control Settings Utility Manager Version Reporter Applet

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Volume Mixer Windows Activation Client Windows Anytime Upgrade Results Windows CardSpace Windows Disc Image Burning Tool Windows DVD Maker Windows Easy Transfer Windows Explorer Windows Fax and Scan Windows Features Windows Firewall Windows Firewall with Advanced Security Windows Journal Windows Media Player Windows Media Player Windows Memory Diagnostic Scheduler Windows Mobility Center Windows Picture Acquisition Wizard Windows PowerShell Windows PowerShell ISE Windows Remote Assistance Windows Repair Disc Windows Script Host Windows Update Windows Update Standalone Installer WMI Management WordPad XPS Viewer

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[1] This run command can not be executed from the Command Prompt because the file is not in the default Windows path. However, it can be run from the Windows Search box or the Run box. [2] This CPL file can be executed as a run command to open this Control Panel applet but please know that there is a new standard (that began with Windows Vista) to open Control Panel applets. This is why there aren't nearly as many CPL files as there are Control Panel applets even though they are all executable from via a command. See Command Line Commands for Control Panel Applets for the complete list. [3] The dvdplay run command opens Windows Media Player and automatically starts to play the DVD movie in the primary DVD drive. [4] You must follow the fontview run command with the name of the font that you wish to see. [5] When you execute the regedt32 run command, it simply forwards to regedit and executes that program instead. Two distinct versions of Registry Editor did exist in some earlier versions of Windows.