Tired of navigating back and forth between folders in Command Prompt like some kind of file system tourist?
Wish you could teleport to a directory, do your work, and snap right back to where you started — instantly?
Say hello to your new best friends: pushd and popd.
Customizing Your Console: The TITLE Command in Windows
You’re staring at five Command Prompt windows, and they all say the same thing:
“C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe”
Which one is running your backup script? Which one’s compiling your code? Which one is secretly waiting for you to press Enter?
If this sounds familiar — say hello to your new favorite command: TITLE.
Need to rename files in bulk? Change file extensions quickly? Fix a hundred messy filenames with one line?
The ren command is your lightweight, no-nonsense solution — and it’s been quietly rocking the Windows CLI since the MS-DOS days.
Let’s give it some well-deserved attention.
So you’re on a domain-joined Windows machine, and someone tells you to “just submit the CSR to the CA.” Cool. One problem: You have no idea where the CA is. Or if there’s even one available. 😅
Fear not, fellow IT traveler — in this post, I’ll show you exactly how to:
Let’s get sleuthing 🔍
