This project is a command-line application built in C#. It provides a variety of commands for retrieving system information, managing network interfaces, and more. This project was inspired by the PS-Commands project on GitHub. I wanted to create a similar tool in C# that would provide similar functionality. This project is still under development.
The application currently supports the following commands:
- Get files from a specified path
- Get event log
- Get network interface stats
- Get process performance
- Get user session
- Get web certificate info
- Start TCP server
- Start UDP server
- Ping network
- Get system info
- Get memory info
- Get memory slots info
- Get CPU info
- Get driver info
- Get disk info
- Get IO info
- Get ARP table
- Get network adapter info
- Get network configuration
- Monitor network utilization
- Get temperature ***
- Get video card info
- Get Windows update info
- Get Battery information
- Clean old temporary files
- Download images from a specified URL **
- Scan and list all network devices
- Run all cleanup tasks
- Change access rights for a specified file or directory
- Analyze WiFi networks
- Download YouTube videos and optionally convert to MP3 ****
- Port Scanner
- Compute SHA-256 hash of a text file
** The Download images from a specified URL command saves the images to the My Pictures folder.
*** The Get temperature command may not work on many systems due to the hardware support.
**** The Download YouTube videos and optionally convert to MP3 command works correctly only with a specific video quality (1: 360p Mp4). Currently, this command is not working.
All results are logged and saved to a folder named WindowsCommands in the My Documents directory.
Many commands come with its own set of options that allow you to customize the command's behavior.
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Open a command prompt as administrator.
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Navigate to the directory containing the utility.
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Run the utility as a command-line argument. For example:
.\WindowsCommands.exe -
When you start the application, you'll see a title and an available commands.
You can also run this application using Docker. To do so, follow these steps:
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Ensure you have Docker and Docker Compose installed on your system.
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Navigate to the directory containing the
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Build and run the Docker container using Docker Compose:
docker-compose run --rm --service-ports windowscommands
Please note that most commands will not work when running from within Docker due to the limitations of accessing system resources from a container. For example, the port-scanner command will work, but commands that require direct access to system hardware or the Windows operating system will not function correctly.
This project is still under development. I plan to add more commands in the future to further enhance the functionality of the application. Stay tuned for updates!
We welcome contributions from the community. If you have a command you'd like to add, feel free to open a pull request.
Bohdan Harabadzhyu