Question

100 points for cmd commands

Answer 1

Ipconfig, shutdown, ping, tracert, recimg, echo, chkdsk, copy, attrib, bootcfg, exit, fc, find, reg, rename, SFC, systeminfo, ftyp, sort, getmac, taskkill, xcopy, vssadmin, type, cd, Is, mkdir, rm, cp, dir, diskpart, del, telnet, cipher, SFC/scannow, ipconfig/flushdns, etc

Answer 2

If you want to see the (easy) CLI commands (external programs) do:

echo %PATH%

Then for each path in the PATH variable do:

dir <PATH>

substituting the path from the PATH variable for <PATH>. You can execute any program from any directory if you use the complete (absolute) path of the program (executable, binary).