DOS Commands
DOS Commands 1) Internal Commands Internal Commands are also called memory resident commands because these commands are automatically loaded on the memory at the time of booting. All the internal commands are stored in the file Command.com. Following are some important Internal Commands. 1) VER It displays the version of operating system. that you are using. C:\>VER 2) VOL It displays the volume label of the hard disk. C:\>VOL Volume label in drive C: is JJ infotech. C:\>VOLD Volume drive D has no label. 3) DATE This command is used to display the current system date and also allow you to change it. C:\>DATE 4) Time This command is used to display the current system time and also allow you to change it. C:\>Time 5) Exit...