Run command list

pbrush or mspaint - paint
wab - windows address book
regedit - Registry Editor
mstsc - Remote Desktop Connection
pinball - pinball
taskmgr - Task Manager
msinfo32 - System Information
shutdown -s - window shutdown
shutdown -r - window restart
utilman - utility manager
telnet - telnet client
packager - object packer
tcptest - TCP tester
osk - on screen keyboard
sysedit-system configuration editor
intl.cpl -Synian & Language settings
msimn - Outlook
dialer - phone dialer
command - command prompt
calc - calculator
wmplayer - Windows Media Player
% temp% - Temp folder
telephon.cpl - Telephony & Modem Option
odbccp32.cpl - ODBC Data Source Administrator
perfmon - Performance Monitor
fsmgmt.msc - Shared Folders
wscui.cpl - Security Center
mmsys.cpl - Sound & Audio
cliconfg - SQL Client Configuration
spider-card game
msconfig - System Configuration Utility
sysdm.cpl - System Properties
nusrmgr.cpl - User Accounts
ntmsmgr.msc - Removable storage
conf - NetMeeting
printers-printers & fax
powercfg.cpl - Power configurations
services.msc - Services
charmap - character map
cleanmgr - clean up
notepad-notepad
clipbrd - clipboard
rsop.msc - Regulatory Set Off Policy
rasphone -Rimote Access Phonebook
ac3filter.cpl - opens AC3 filter
dxdiag - DirectX Diagnostic Tool
eudcedit -Private character editor
eventvwr-event viewer
iexpress -i express
magnify - Magnifier
narrator - narator
tourstart - windows tour
iexplore - Internet Explorer
winhelp - window help
moviemk - movie maker
accwiz-accessibility wizard
mobsync-sync
sfc / scanonce - system file checker utility (next booting)
logoff-people off
% windir% - Windows folder
drwtsn32 -doday Watson

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