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) |
| 21 | services.msc | Opens Services Window |  |
| 22 | msinfo32 | Opens System Information Window |  |
| 23 | cleanmgr | Opens Disk Cleanup Dialog Box |  |
| 24 | resmon | Opens Resource Monitor |  |
| 25 | taskmgr | Opens Task Manager |  |
| 26 | regedit | Opens Registry Editor |  |
| 27 | appwiz.cpl | Opens Program and Features Window |  |
| 28 | desk.cpl | Opens Display Setting Window |  |
| 29 | powercfg.cpl | Opens Power Options Window |  |
| 30 | main.cpl | Opens Mouse Properties |  |
| 31 | snippingtool | Opens Snipping Tool |  |
| 32 | msconfig | Opens System Configuration Dialog Box |  |
| 33 | chrome | Opens Chrome Browser |  |
| 34 | compmgmt.msc | Opens Computer Management Window |  |
| 35 | sysdm.cpl | Opens System Properties Dialog Box |  |
| 36 | sdclt | Opens Backup and Restore Window |  |
| 37 | eventvwr.msc | Opens Event Viewer Window |  |
| 38 | firewall.cpl | Opens Windows Defender Firewall |  |
| 39 | %temp% | Opens Temporary Files Folder |  |
| 40 | wmplayer | Opens Windows Media Player |  |
