O&O Prompt lets you control O&O BlueCon with scripting similar to MS-DOS or the command prompt in Window 2000/XP/Vista. The Command Index below lists all commands, their syntax and parameters. If you need help on a particular command, you can use the /? switch to display a short description of the syntax and the command's purpose.
attrib
Displays or changes file attributes. This command displays, sets, or removes the read-only, archive, system, hidden and compressed attributes assigned to files or folders.
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attrib |
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Displays or changes file attributes. This command displays, sets, or removes the read-only, archive, system, hidden, and compressed attributes assigned to files or folders. |
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Syntax |
attrib [+ | - ] [rash] [<Drive:>][<Path>][<filename>] |
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Parameters |
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<Drive:> |
Indicates the path and name of the folder, file, or files you want to edit. |
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+ |
Sets attributes. |
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Clears attributes. |
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r |
Read-only file attribute. |
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a |
Archive file attribute. |
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s |
System file attribute. |
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h |
Hidden file attribute. |
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cd |
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Displays the name of the current folder or changes the current folder. |
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Syntax |
cd [[<Drive:>]<Path> | .. ] |
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Parameters |
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None |
Used without parameters, cd displays the names of the current drive and folder. |
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<Drive:> |
Indicates the drive (if different from the current drive) and folder to which you want to change. |
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.. |
Indicates that you want to change to the parent folder. |
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Example: |
C:\>Windows\test>cd .. |
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cls |
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Clears the screen. The cleared screen shows only the command prompt and cursor. |
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Syntax |
cls |
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Parameters |
None |
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copy |
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Copies one or more files to another location. |
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Syntax |
copy <Source> <Target> |
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Parameters |
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<Source> |
Indicates the location and name of a file or group of files you want to copy.The name can consist of a drive letter and colon, a folder name, a filename or a combination of all these. You may use wildcards to indicate a group of files. |
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<Target> |
Indicates the path to the folder where you want to copy something. The target can consist of a drive letter and colon, a folder name, a filename or a combination of all these. |
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Example: |
copy c:\test d:\test |
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del |
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Deletes specified files. |
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Syntax |
del [<Drive:>][<Path>]<Filename> |
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Parameters |
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<Drive:> |
Indicates the path and name of the file you want to delete. You can use wildcards to indicate a group of files. |
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Example: |
del c:\test.txt |
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deltree |
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Deletes a selected folder. |
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Syntax |
deltree [<Drive:>]<Path> |
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Parameters |
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<Drive:> |
Indicates the path and name of the folder you want to delete. Subfolders and files in this folders will also be deleted. |
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Example: |
deltree c:\Windows\test\*.* |
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device / service |
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Entering the command 'device' or 'service' launches the O&O DeviceManager, It displays all installed drivers and services. It is also possible to change the startup point. (see O&O DeviceManager) |
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dir |
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Displays a list of files and subfolders in one folder. |
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Syntax |
dir [/p] [<Drive:>][<Path>][<filename>] |
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Parameters |
/p |
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None |
Used without parameters or switches, 'dir' displays the hard disk's name and serial number: one folder including the file extension per line, the file size in bytes, the total number of listed files, their cumulative size, and the amount of disk space on the drive(in bytes)that's still available. |
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/p |
Displays one screen of the listing at a time. Press the space bar to display the next screen. Any other key cancels the process. |
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<Drive:> |
Indicates the drive and folder you want to see listed. |
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<Filename> |
Displays the file, providing it is in the selected folder.By using wildcards, it's possible to have a group of files displayed. |
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Example: |
dir /p |
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edlin |
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Entering the command 'edlin' will launch the O&O Notepad. O&O Notepad is a basic text editor that allows you to view, edit and save text files. Files in ASCII and Unicode may be edited using O&O Notepad. |
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Exit |
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Closes O&O Prompt. |
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Syntax |
exit |
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Parameters |
None |
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help |
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Lists all available commands with short descriptions. If you need help on a particular command, you can use the /? switch to display a short description of the syntax and the command's purpose. |
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Syntax |
help |
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Parameters |
None |
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info |
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Displays information about the file system and drives. |
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Syntax |
info { hdd | <Drive:> } |
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Parameters |
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Hdd |
Displays information about available drives. |
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<Drive:> |
Indicates the drive whose information (MFT location, cluster size, number of sectors, etc.) you'd like to see. |
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mkdir |
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Creates a folder or subfolder. |
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Syntax |
mkdir [<Drive:>]<Path> |
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Parameters |
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<Drive:> |
Indicates the drive on which you want to create the new folder. |
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<Path> |
Indicates name and path of the new folder. The maximum length of any single path is determined by the file system. |
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Example: |
mkdir C:\test |
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passwd |
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Changes or removes the password for a user account. |
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Syntax |
passwd <User account> [<password>] |
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Parameters |
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<user account> |
The user account whose password will be changed or removed. |
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<Password> |
The new password for the user account. An empty password resets the current password, i.e. the password is deleted. |
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Example: |
passwd administrator test |
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rename |
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Changes the name of a file. You cannot use the rename command to rename files across drives or to move files to a different folder location. |
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Syntax |
rename [<Drive:>][<Path>]<alt>[<Path>]<neu> |
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Parameters |
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<Drive:> |
Indicates the drive where the name of the selected file should be changed. |
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<Path> |
Specifies the location of the file to be renamed. The maximum length of any single path is determined by the file system. |
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<alt> |
Indicates the name of the file you want to rename. |
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<New> |
Indicates the new name for the file. The path is relative to the current path. |
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Example: |
rename c:\test\test.txt test1.txt |
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rmdir |
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Deletes (removes) a folder. |
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Syntax |
rmdir [<Drive:>]<Path> |
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Parameters |
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<Drive:> |
Indicates the drive where you want to delete the selected folder. |
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<Path> |
Indicates the name and path of the folder that should be deleted. The maximum length of any single path is determined by the file system. |
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safeerase |
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Securely deletes files or drives. |
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Syntax |
safeerase [/<Security level>] [/output <File>] [/verbose] [/silent] [/help] [/showdisks] [/matchfile] [/matchfolder] [/matchall] [/volume <Drive>] [/disk <Hard disks#>] [/freespace <Drive>] [/y] |
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None |
Help text will be displayed. |
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/highestsecurity /highsecurity /mediumsecurity /lowsecurity /lowestsecurity |
The available security levels. They refer to the deletion methods described. If no security level is chosen, the default is /highest security. |
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/output <File> |
Saves the output additionally to a file. |
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/verbose |
Detailed output will be shown. |
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/silent |
Screen output will not be shown. |
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/help, /? |
Help will be shown. |
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/showdisks |
Displays drive and hard disk information. The disks will be numbered so that the numbers can be used with the command /disk. |
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/matchfile |
Only matching files will be deleted. (Standard) Use the 'match' command in combination with a file filter (e.g. *.txt, a?c.exe) |
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/matchfolder |
Only matching folders will be deleted. |
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/matchall |
Matching files and folders will be deleted. |
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/volume <Drive> |
Deletes the entire content of the drive. |
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/disk <Hard disks#> |
Deleted the entire hard disk. |
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/freespace <Drive> |
Deletes free space on the drive. |
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/y |
All security checks will be suppressed. |
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Examples: |
safeerase example.txt /output test.log – The text file is deleted with the highest security method and the output saved in the file test.log. safeerase /matchfile *.txt /silent /mediumsecurity – All text files in the current folder are deleted with the medium security level without output to screen. safeerase /freespace c: /verbose – The free space on c: is deleted with the highest security method and detailed output. safeerase /volume d: /y /lowsecurity - The content of the drive d: is deleted with a low security level and without security checks. safeerase /disk 0 - All partitions on the first hard disk are completely deleted. All parameters, apart from /help and /showdisks, can be combined with one another. |
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scopy |
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Copies one or more files to another location. If the files lie on an NTFS Drive, they retain the security and ownership attributes. |
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Syntax |
scopy <Source> <Target> |
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Parameters |
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<Source> |
Specifies the path and name of a file or file group which will be copied from. <Source> can consist of drive name and colon, folder name, file name or a combination thereof. To specify a group of files, you may use wildcards. |
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<Target> |
Indicates the path and name of a file or file group in which something will be copied. <Target> can consist of drive name and colon, folder name, file name or a combination thereof. |
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type |
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Displays the contents of a text file. Use the type command to view a text file without modifying it. |
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Syntax |
type [/p] [<Drive:>][<Path>]<File name> |
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Parameters |
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/p |
Displays one screen of the listing at a time. To see the next screen, press any key. |
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<Drive:> |
Specifies the location and name of the file you want to view. If using long filenames and if the filename contains spaces, you must enclose the filename within quotation marks (") or use the short (8.3 style) filename. |
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Example: |
type c:\test\test.txt |
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user |
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Displays a list of all local user accounts. |
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Syntax |
user |
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Parameters |
None |
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ver |
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Displays the version number of O&O Prompt. |
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Syntax |
ver |
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Parameters |
None |
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vmap |
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Lists all mounted volumes, their mappings and additional information. |
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Syntax |
vmap |
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Parameters |
None |
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xcopy |
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Copies files and folders, including subfolders. |
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Syntax |
xcopy [/e] [/s] <Source> <Target folder> |
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Parameters |
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/e |
Copies all subfolders, even if they are empty. |
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/s |
If the files are located on an NTFS volume, security and ownership attributes will be preserved. |
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<Source> |
Indicates the path and name of a file or file group from which you want to copy.<Source> can consist of a drive letter and colon, a folder name, a filename or a combination. To specify a group of files, you may use wildcards. |
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<Target folder> |
Indicates the path where you wish to copy. Target can consist of a drive letter and colon, a folder name, a filename, or a combination. |
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Example: |
xcopy c:\windows\test\*.* d:\test\ |