Some Windoze commands/shortcuts you may do not know..

UP/DOWN ARROWS            Recall commands
ESC                       Clears command line 
F7                        Displays command history
ALT+F7                    Clears command history
F8                        Searches command history
F9                        Selects a command by number
ALT+F10                   Clears macro definitions

`doskey'

Description:
  Edits command lines, recalls Windows commands, and creates macros.

Example Usage:
  Lists all commands stored in history:
  HOLYBITCH# doskey /history
  > doskey /history
  > sh

  Sets a macro:
  HOLYBITCH# doskey su=runas /user:administrator cmd

DOSKEY Examples

`ntsd'

Description:
  `ntsd' (New Technology Symbolic Debugger) is a console based symbolic
   debugger that enables you to debug user-mode applications/services.

Example Usage:
  Attaches debugger to a specified pid:
  HOLYBITCH# ntsd -p $pid
  
  Kills a certain process:
  HOLYBITCH# ntsd -p $pid -c q

Windoze 2k and higher Windoze versions generelly have installed `ntsd' on the system. Using `ntsd -p $pid -c q' to attach to a certain application and quitting the debugger with 'q' is a nice process killing trick for "unkillble processes" on Windoze 2k and higher because the task manager does not enable the SeDebugPrivilege for killing processes (except for Windoze XP SP2).

`systeminfo'

Description:
  This tool displays operating system configuration information for
  a local or remote machine, including service pack levels.

Example Usage:
  HOLYBITCH# systeminfo | grep -i minute
  > Systembetriebszeit: 2 Days, 2 Hours, 58 Minutes, 34 Seconds
  HOLYBITCH# systeminfo | grep -i hotfix
  > Hotfix(es): 80 Hotfix(e) installed.

This command is available in Windoze XP Pro and Windoze 03 Server only.

Shameless stolen from fox' weblog: Uptime for Windows XP :oP.

np: Blank & Jones - Desire