Use Windows command-line tools for system management and recovery

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Use command-line interfaces and shells, including Command Prompt and PowerShell, for basic administration and support tasks.
Apply file and directory commands to create, copy, move, delete, search and inspect files and folders from the command line.
Use system-management commands to gather system information, manage processes, schedule shutdowns, manage disks or verify system integrity.

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Use permission, share and account-management commands where appropriate to support local administration and resource access tasks.

Use recovery and repair commands, including boot and system-file repair utilities, when addressing startup or operating-system corruption issues.

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