
It’s also powerful enough for you to run commands and programs with administrative permissions so that you can control them at their deepest level. The Run dialog box is another place where you can run commands, this time to specifically run programs (directly from it or run some Command Prompt commands), plus open folders and documents. The Windows PowerShell is similar to the Command Prompt but even more powerful, helping you administer more important things like automating Windows, using Objects, remotely manage servers, scheduling jobs, using Cmdlets, getting computer information, so forth. The Command Prompt has been around since the dawn of Windows operating system and is still a useful tool for getting jobs done quicker than you would have been able to by using just a graphical interface and clicking buttons to navigate your way around the OS to get to where you needed to go.

The Command Prompt being probably the most well known, Windows PowerShell being another. There are a few common places around the Windows 10 operating system that allow for you to run some commands.
