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Internal command

A command that is stored in the system memory and loaded from the command.com. Below are examples of internal MS-DOS commands currently listed in the Computer Hope database.

Assoc
Atmadm
Break
Call
CD
Chdir
Cls
Color
Copy
Ctty
Date
Del
Dir
Drivparm
Echo
Endlocal
Erase
Exit

For
Goto
If
LH
Loadhigh
Lock
Md
Mkdir
Move
Path
Pause
Popd
Prompt
Pushd

Rd
Ren
Rename
Rmdir
Set
Setlocal
Shift
Start
Switches
Time
Title
Type

Unlock
Ver
Verify
Vol

Additional information with MS-DOS and information about each of the commands can be found here.

Also see: External command, Operating System definitions, Recovery console command

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