⚡ Equipment Support Computer Command Hub ⚡

Shows complete system information including OS version, build number, last boot time, and hardware details. Perfect for inventory and troubleshooting.

Displays the computer name. Essential for identifying which machine you're working on remotely.

Shows the currently logged-in user account. Verify you're using the correct credentials.

Shows how long the system has been running, load averages, and current time.

Repairs Windows system image corruption. Run this before SFC if you suspect deep system file issues.

Scans and repairs corrupted Windows system files. First line of defense for system stability issues.

Checks disk for errors and bad sectors, then repairs them. Essential for disk health maintenance.

Shows detailed network adapter configuration including IP addresses, DNS servers, and DHCP info.

Tests basic internet connectivity using Google's public DNS. First test for network troubleshooting.

Tests DNS resolution using a specific DNS server. Helps isolate DNS vs connectivity issues.

Shows your public IP address. Useful for verifying external connectivity and NAT configuration.

Lists files and folders in current directory. Essential for navigation and file verification.

Copies a single file to another location. Safe for remote operations, won't overwrite without confirmation.

Robust file mirroring with resume capability. Perfect for large backups and synchronization tasks.

Compares two files line by line. Great for verifying configuration changes or identifying differences.

Forces High Performance power plan. Critical for NVR's.

Shows all network connections with process IDs. Essential for identifying which programs are using network resources.

Finds process name by Process ID. Use after netstat to identify which program is using a specific port.

Lists all network connections with process information. Linux/Mac equivalent of netstat -ano.