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To execute Windows basic commands and batch scripting

Navigate to any Windows environment installed on the system or installed inside a virtual environment like virtual box/vmware

Write the Windows commands / batch file Save each script in a file with a .bat extension. Ensure you have the necessary permissions to perform the operations. Adapt paths as needed based on your system configuration.

Execute the necessary commands/batch file for the desired output.

Create a directory named "MyLab" on the desktop.

mkdir %userprofile%\Desktop\MyLab

Change to the "MyLab" directory and create an empty text file named "MyFile.txt" inside it.

cd %userprofile%\Desktop\MyLab

type nul > MyFile.txt

List the contents of the "MyLab" directory.

dir %userprofile%\Desktop\MyLab

Copy "MyFile.txt" to a new folder named "Backup" on the desktop.

mkdir %userprofile%\Desktop\Backup

copy MyFile.txt %userprofile%\Desktop\Backup

Move the "MyLab" directory to the "Documents" folder.

mkdir %userprofile%\Desktop\Documents

move MyLab Documents

Create a batch script named "BackupScript.bat" that creates a backup of files with the ".docx" extension from the "Documents" folder to a new folder named "DocBackup" on the desktop.

@echo off mkdir %userprofile%\Desktop\DocBackup copy %userprofile%\Documents*.docx %userprofile%\Desktop\DocBackup echo Backup completed successfully!

@echo off mkdir %userprofile%\Desktop\DocBackup copy %userprofile%\Documents*.docx %userprofile%\Desktop\DocBackup del %userprofile%\Documents*.docx echo Backup and deletion completed successfully!

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