Windows
Command Prompt is a tool used to give instructions to the system. It is used in
troubleshooting the issue and can perform all sorts of functions.
One
of the drawbacks of using Command Prompt is that some commands can stretch to
many characters, making it easy for mistakes to slip in.
You
can use the arrow keys to cycle through and repeat past commands, but
repeatedly tapping the up key to find the one you’re after takes time.
Quickly Access the Past commands of Windows Command Prompt.
A quicker way to access past commands is by pressing F7 (Fn + F7). A box will then
appear, listing all your previous commands. You can now browse the list more
easily using the arrow keys.
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| Past commands of Command Prompt |
If
you spend a lot of time in Command Prompt, you can extend the default 50-command
history.
To do this, right-click the Command Prompt window’s title bar, select
Properties.
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| Command Prompt Properties |
Then move to the Options tab. In the Command History section, change the
Buffer Size accordingly.
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| Command History |
You
can choose to save up to 999 past commands, but be aware the command history is
lost when you close the Command Prompt window.
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