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How do I open cmd on a Windows phone?

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Since a phone is not a pc, using cmd on it is not possible.

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How do I minimize a window?

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You have to click the button in between the - and the x. You can also click and drag the side of the window to make it smaller and drag at the corner of the window to make the height and width minimize or maximize at the same rate.

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How do I use CMD for make a folder in C drive?

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Navigate to a directory you want to create a folder in (cd c:\{directory}), then create sub-directory (mkdir {nameOfDirectory}).

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How do I find out if a computer is online in command prompt?

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Pinging a website is simplest way to find out if you are online; e.g. "ping google.com" (without the quotes).

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How can I see all my Wi-Fi passwords in the Windows command line?

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Open the Command Prompt application as an administrator on your Windows computer. Enter the command "netsh wlan show profiles" to display all your saved Wi-Fi profiles. Identify the network you want to analyze and enter "netsh wlan show profile name="Network Name" key=clear", replacing "Network Name" with the Wi-Fi profile you want to analyze.

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