Open command prompt Navigate to the folder containing the file with long name (>255 characters) subst z: . to create the drive-letter association to the path. You should now be able to delete, rename or make any other changes required to the file subst /d z: to remove the drive (Alternatively, just reboot the computer)
shell:startup Create shortcut to the program
PATHPING traces route to an IP / Domain and shows the ping output for every hop to the destination. Very handy to troubleshoot the network delay involving multiple hops. TIP: -n speeds up the process by showing IPs instead of resolving into a FQDNs. Usage: pathping -n konnectcraft.ca pathping -n 8.8.8.8
Exporting Profiles: netsh wlan export profile folder="Z:\wifi" Importing Profiles: netsh wlan add profile filename="Wireless Network Connection 123456.xml" Importing Profiles (batch): for %%f in (wifi\*) do ( netsh wlan add profile filename="wifi\%%~nf.xml" ) Source: Spiceworks Community
Accounts Access work or school * ms-settings:workplace Email & app accounts * ms-settings:emailandaccounts Family & other people * ms-settings:otherusers Sign-in options * ms-settings:signinoptions Sync your settings * ms-settings:sync Your info * ms-settings:yourinfo Apps Apps & Features * ms-settings:appsfeatures Apps for websites * ms-settings:appsforwebsites Default apps * ms-settings:defaultapps Apps & features * ms-settings:optionalfeatures Cortana Talk to…
netsh wlan show profiles netsh wlan show profile name="[SSID]" key=clear