On the Microsoft Windows operating system, the Run command is used to directly open an application or document whose path is known. It functions more or less like a single-line command line interface. In other language, the Run command is used to run applications via terminal commands.
| S.No | Command Syntax | Description | Screenshot (POC) |
| 1 | \ | Opens C:\ Drive |  |
| 2 | . | Opens Current User’s Home Folder |  |
| 3 | .. | Opens All Users Folder |  |
| 4 | calc | Opens Calculator |  |
| 5 | netplwiz | Open User Accounts Dialog Box |  |
| 6 | diskmgmt.msc | Opens Disk Management |  |
| 7 | notepad | Opens Notepad |  |
| 8 | control.exe /name Microsoft.Troubleshooting | Opens Troubleshoot Window |  |
| 9 | write | Opens Wordpad |  |
| 10 | powershell | Opens Windows Powershell |  |
| 11 | perfmon.msc | Opens Performance Monitor |  |
| 12 | control | Opens Control Panel |  |
| 13 | hdwwiz.cpl | Opens Device Manager |  |
| 14 | osk | Opens On-screen Keyboard |  |
| 15 | cmd | Opens Command Prompt |  |
| 16 | gpedit.msc | Opens Local Group Policy Editor |  |
| 17 | lusrmgr.msc | Opens Local Users and Groups |  |
| 18 | mrt | Opens Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool |  |
| 19 | ncpa.cpl | Opens Network Connections |  |
| 20 | mstsc | Opens Remote Desktop |  |
Although I am not from a technical field of computers, I liked the way you have listed the commands in a good table. Good job. Keep it up!!