Many features of Windows 7 are easily accessed & controlled via those files in your windows\system32 folder which end in *.msc
We can open different system console from command prompt or from Run window just by typing its related file name.
Probably the best knows is gpedit.msc
Following is a list of those .msc files with a short description of each:
We can open different system console from command prompt or from Run window just by typing its related file name.
Probably the best knows is gpedit.msc
Following is a list of those .msc files with a short description of each:
| Console | Description |
| azman.msc | Authentication Manager |
| certmgr.msc | Certificate Manager |
| comexp.msc | Component Services (COM+) Administration |
| compmgmt.msc | Computer Management (contains several other consoles, for example, DiskMgmt.Msc) |
| devmgmt.msc | Device Manager |
| diskmgmt.msc | Disk Management |
| eventvwr.msc | Event Viewer |
| fsmgmt.msc | Shared Folders Management |
| gpedit.msc | Group Policy Editor |
| lusrmgr.msc | Local Users and Groups |
| NAPCLCFG.msc | Network Access Protocol Client Configuration |
| perfmon.msc | Performance Monitor |
| printmanagement.msc | Print Management |
| rsop.msc | Resultant Set Of Policy |
| secpol.msc | Security Policy Editor ( a subset of Group Policy) |
| services.msc | Services manager |
| taskschd.msc | Task Scheduler |
| tpm.msc | Trusted Platform Module |
| WF.msc | Windows Firewall with Advanced Security Shortcut for: Control Panel | Windows Firewall | Advanced Settings (on left in Task Pane) |
| WmiMgmt.msc | Windows Management Instrumentation Control |
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