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11. How to get help in the Command Prompt (HELP in CMD)
To access help in the Command Prompt, you can use the HELP command:
help
… and then press Enter. This displays a list of all the available commands, as you can see below.

The HELP command from Command Prompt
If a particular command interests you, type help followed by the name of that command. Another way to do the same thing is to type the command’s name followed by the /? parameter. To test it, use
help cd
or
cd/?
… to display information about the cd command. In the picture below you can see the result:

Using the HELP command or the /? parameter to find help in Command Prompt
NOTE: This tutorial covers only a couple of commands for Command Prompt. If you want to delve deeper, you can also read:

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  View system information and manage processes from CMD or PowerShell
  
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  Command Prompt (CMD) - 8 network commands you should know
  

Use command-line options to edit registries with regedit.exe
Did you know this venerable Windows GUI tool has several switches for basic registry editing tasks? See what tweaks Microsoft inserted in regedit for administrative use.

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Published: 27 Jul 2021
There are a multitude of hidden settings in the Windows operating system that you can unlock with help from several tools designed for Windows registry editing.
There are times when a simple addition to the registry can fix a stubborn problem to save you from having to reinstall an application, or modifying an existing registry key can ward off an emerging threat until Microsoft deploys an official patch to plug the vulnerability.
There are several utilities and techniques to make registry changes. Regedit is one of the oldest tools, but Microsoft provides several more options, including the command-line utilities named reg and regini, PowerShell cmdlets and the Group Policy administrative tool.