NirCmd is a small command-line utility that allows you to do some useful tasks without displaying any user interface.

remote \{copy\} \[\\computer\] \[NirCmd command\]

multiremote \{copy\} \[computers file\] \[NirCmd command\]

\\comp1
\\comp2
\\winxp1
\\winxp2
\\nirsoft

cmdwait \[Number of Milliseconds\] \[NirCmd Command\]

Example:
cmdwait 1000 monitor off

paramsfile \[Parameters File\] \[Delimiters\] \[Quote Character\] \[NirCmd Command\]

Here's an example... Let's say that you have the following text file, containing user names and passwords, delimited by comma:

user01, 123456
user02, abcfg
user03, 5fr23
user04, 33333

The following NirCmd commands sequence will create 4 users with the specified user-names and passwords (by using 'net user' command provided by Windows 2000/XP operating system)
nircmd.exe paramsfile "c:\temp\users.txt" "," "" execmd net user ~$fparam.1$ ~$fparam.2$ /add

The ~$fparam.1$ specifies the first entry in each line - the user name. The ~$fparam.2$ specifies the second entry in each line - the password.

Examples:

paramsfile "c:\temp\folders.txt" "" "" execmd md ~$fparam.1$
paramsfile "c:\temp\shortcuts.txt" "," "~q" shortcut ~$fparam.1$ &quot~$folder.desktop$&quot ~$fparam.2$

infobox \[message text\] \[title\]

qbox \[message text\] \[title\] \[program to run\]

qboxcom \[message text\] \[title\] \[NirCmd Command\]

script \[Script File\]

infobox "Hello !" "This is the first message"
infobox "Hello !" "This is the second message"
infobox "Hello !" "This is the third message"

regedit \[key\] \[value name\]

regsetval \[type\] \[key\] \[value name\] \[value\]

regdelval \[key\] \[value\]

regdelkey \[key\]

inisetval \[INI filename\] \[section\] \[key\] \[value\]

inidelval \[INI filename\] \[section\] \[key\]

inidelval \[INI filename\] \[section\]

regsvr \[reg or unreg\] \[filename or wildcard\] \{log file\}

rasdial \[Entry Name\] \{Phonebook File\} \{User Name\} \{Password\} \{Domain\}

inetdial \[Entry Name\]

rasdialdlg \[Entry Name\] \{Phonebook File\} \{Phone Number or IP Address\}

rashangup \{Entry Name\}

setdialuplogon \[Entry Name\] \[User Name\] \{Password\} \{Domain\} \{Phonebook File\}

• \[Entry Name\]: The name of the dial-up entry
• \[User Name\]: The user-name to set into the specified dial-up entry.
• \{Password\}: The password to set into the specified dial-up entry.
• \{Domain\}: The domain name to set into the specified dial-up entry.
• \{Phonebook File\}: The phonebook file containing the entry you want to change. If you don't specify this parameter, the default phonebook is used.

exitwin \[shutdown type\] \{additional option\}

initshutdown \{message\} \{timeout value in seconds\} \{force\} \{reboot\}

• \{message\}: The message to display before starting the system shut down.
• \{timeout value in seconds\}: The number of seconds to wait before starting the system shut down.
• \{force\}: Forces all applications to terminate, even without saving your work.
• \{reboot\}: Reboot after the system shutdown.

abortshutdown

lockws

monitor \[action\]

screensaver

standby \{force\}

hibernate \{force\}

shortcut \[filename\] \[folder\] \[shortcut title\] \{arguments\} \{icon file\} \{icon resource number\} \{ShowCmd\} \{Start In Folder\} \{Hot Key\}

• \[filename\]: Create a shortcut to this filename.
• \[folder\]: Specify the destination folder that inside it the shortcut will be created. You can specify any valid folder, including the special variables that represent system folders, like ~$folder.desktop$ (Desktop folder), ~$folder.programs$ (Start-Menu-Programs folder), and so on...
• \[shortcut title\]: The text displayed in the shortcut.
• \{arguments\}: Optional parameter - Additional arguments to execute the filename.
• \{icon file\}: Optional parameter - Use this parameter if your want that the shortcut will be displayed with icon other than the default one.
• \{icon resource number\}: Optional parameter - The resource number inside the icon file.
• \{ShowCmd\}: Optional parameter - Use this parameter if you want to maximize or minimize the window of the program. Specify "max" to maximize the window or "min" to minimize it.
• \{Start In Folder\}: Optional parameter - Specifies the "Start In" folder. If you don't specify this parameter, the "Start In" folder is automatically filled with the folder of the program you specify in \[filename\] parameter.
• \{Hot Key\}: Optional parameter - Specifies an hot-key that will activate the shortcut. For example: Alt+Ctrl+A, Alt+Shift+F8, Alt+Ctrl+Shift+Y

cmdshortcut \[folder\] \[shortcut title\] \[command\]

cmdshortcutkey \[folder\] \[shortcut title\] \[hot key\] \[command\]

urlshortcut \[URL\] \[Folder\] \[Shortcut Title\]

exec \[show/hide\] \[application + command-line\]

exec2 \[show/hide\] \[working folder\] \[application + command-line\]

execmd \[command\]

shexec \[operation\] \[filename\]

setfiletime \[filename or wildcard\] \[Created Date\] \{Modified Date\} \{Accessed Date\}

setfilefoldertime \[filename, folder or wildcard\] \[Created Date\] \{Modified Date\} \{Accessed Date\}

emptybin \{drive\}

setdisplay \[width\] \[height\] \[color bits\] \{refresh rate\} \{-updatereg\} \{-allusers\}

killprocess \[process\]

closeprocess \[process\]

In the \[process\] parameter, you can specify the full path of the process filename (e.g: 'C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe') or the name of the process only, without the path (e.g.: iexplore.exe). You can also specify the Process ID, by adding the '/' character as a prefix (e.g. /1120).
Examples:
closeprocess iexplore.exe
closeprocess "c:\winnt\system32\calc.exe"
closeprocess /1830

memdump \[process\] \[dump file\] \[bytes per line\] \{bytes to read\} \{start address\} \{nohex\} \{noascii\}

• \[process\]: The process that you want to dump its memory. You can specify the full path of the process filename, the process name only, or the Process ID - by adding the '/' chararcter as prefix (e.g.: /520)
• \[dump file\]: The filename to save the memory content of the specified process.
• \[bytes per line\]: Number of memory bytes per line in the saved dump file.
• \{bytes to read\}: Number of bytes to read.
• \{start address\}: Start the dumping process from this memory address.
• \{nohex\}: Optional. If you specify this parameter, the memory data won't be saved in Hexadecimal format.
• \{noascii\}: Optional. If you specify this parameter, the memory data won't be saved in Ascii format.

service \{\\Computer\} \[action\] \[service name\]

• \{\\Computer\}: Optional. Specifies the name of the remote computer. If you omit this parameter, the local computer is used.
• \[action\]: The action you want to do. This parameter may contain one of the following values:
  • start: Starts the specified service or driver.
  • stop: Stops the specified service or driver.
  • pause: Pauses the specified service or driver.
  • continue: Continues the specified service or driver.
  • restart: Stops and then starts again the specified service or driver.
  • auto: Changes the startup type of the specified service or driver to Automatic.
  • manual: Changes the startup type of the specified service or driver to Manual.
  • disabled: Changes the startup type of the specified service or driver to Disabled.
  • boot: (Only for drivers) Changes the startup type of the specified driver to 'Boot'.
  • system: (Only for drivers) Changes the startup type of the specified driver to 'System'.
• \[service name\]: The name of the service or driver.

win \[action\] \[find\] \[window to find\] \[Additional Parameters\]

win child \[find\] \[top window to find\] \[action\] \[find\] \[child window to find\] \[Additional Parameters\]

• \[action\]: The action you want to do on the specified window:
  • child: Allows you to make an action on child window of the specified top-level window.
  • close: Closes the specified windows.
  • hide: Hides the specified windows.
  • show: Shows again the specified windows. (after hiding it with 'hide' command)
  • hideshow: Hides the specified windows and then shows it again. You can use this action to repaint the content of a window.
  • activate: Bring the specified window to the front.
  • max: Maximizes the specified windows.
  • min: Minimizes the specified windows.
  • normal: Restores the specified windows to normal state, after minimizing or maximizing them.
  • trans: Make the specified windows transparent. the value in \[Additional Parameters\] is a number between 0 and 255 that specifies the transparency level. 0 = completely transparent. 255 = completely opaque.
  • setsize: Set the size of the specified windows. the values in \[Additional Parameters\] specifies the desired window size - x, y, width, height.
  • move: move/resize the window. the values in \[Additional Parameters\] specifies the number of pixels to move/change: x, y, width, height.
  • center: Center the specified windows.
  • settopmost:Set the top-most state of the specified windows. If the value in \[Additional Parameters\] is 1, the specified windows will become top-most windows, if the value is 0, the top-most state will be canceled.
  • redraw: Redraw the specified windows.
  • settext: Modify the caption/title of the specified windows.
  • focus: Set the focus to the specified window.
  • disable: Disable the specified window.
  • enable: Enable the specified window.
  • +style: Add style bits to the specified window. The value of \[Additional Parameters\] specifies the style bits to add.
  • -style: Remove style bits from the specified window. The value of \[Additional Parameters\] specifies the style bits to remove.
  • +exstyle: Add extended style bits to the specified window. The value of \[Additional Parameters\] specifies the extended style bits to add.
  • -exstyle: Remove extended style bits from the specified window. The value of \[Additional Parameters\] specifies the extended style bits to remove.
  • postmsg: Post a message to the specified window. The 3 values in \[Additional Parameters\] specifies the message parameters: Msg, wParam, lParam.
  • sendmsg: Send a message to the specified window. The 3 values in \[Additional Parameters\] specifies the message parameters: Msg, wParam, lParam.
• \[find\]: The method to find the window
  • handle: Finds the desired window by specifying the handle of the window in \[window to find\] parameter.
  • id: Finds the desired child window by specifying the id of the child window. Useful only for child windows.
  • class: Finds the desired window by specifying the class name of the window in \[window to find\] parameter.
  • title: Finds the desired window by specifying the exact title of the window in \[window to find\] parameter.
  • stitle: Finds the desired window by specifying the first few characters of the window in \[window to find\] parameter.
  • ititle: Finds the desired window by specifying a sequence of characters that exists in the window title.
  • alltop: All top windows.
  • alltopnodesktop: All top windows, except of desktop and tray windows.
  • active: The current active window.
  • foreground: The window in foreground.
  • desktop: The desktop window
• \[window to find\]: Specifies the window by handle, class name, or title, according to the value of the previous parameter.

cdrom \[action\] \{drive:\}