Windows NT command interpreter:

Cmd

Starts a new instance of the Windows NT command interpreter, CMD.EXE. 
A command interpreter is a program that displays the command prompt at which you type commands. Use the exit command to stop the new command interpreter and return control to the old one. 
cmd [/x | /y] [/a | /u] [/q] [/t:fg] [ [/c | /k] string]

Parameters 

/c 
Carries out the command specified by string and then stops. 
/k 
Carries out the command specified by string and continues.
/q 
Turns the echo off.
/a 
Creates ANSI output.
/u 
Creates Unicode output.
/t:fg
Sets the foreground and background colors. (For more information, see the color command.)
/x
Enables extensions to the Windows NT version of CMD.EXE, to provide a richer shell programming environment. The following commands use the extensions: del (
erase), color, cd (chdir), md (mdir), prompt, pushd, popd, set, setlocal, endlocal, if, for, call, shift, goto, start, assoc, and ftype. For details, see the Help for each command.

/y
Disables extensions to the Windows NT version of CMD.EXE, for backward compatibility reasons. The extensions are enabled by default.
string
Specifies the command you want to carry out.



Shell commands:
A
 append
 arp
 assoc
 at
 attrib

B

 backup
 break
 batch commands
 buffers

C

 cacls
 call
 chcp
 chdir (cd)
 chkdsk
 cls
 cmd
 codepage
 color
 command symbols

 comp
 compact
 conditional processing symbols
 convert
 copy
 country

D

 date
 debug
 debug commands
 del
 device
 devicehigh
 devinfo
 dir
 diskcomp
 diskcopy

 diskperf
 dos
 doskey
 dosonly
 driveparm

E

 echo
 echoconfig
 edit
 edlin
 edlin commands
 endlocal
 erase
 exe2bin
 exit
 expand

F

 fastopen
 fc
 fcbs
 files
 filter commands
 find
 findstr
 finger
 for
 forcedos

 format
 ftp
 ftp commands
 ftype

G

 goto
 graftabl
 graphics

H

 help
 hostname

I

 if
 install
 ipconfig
 ipxroute

J

No entries

K

 keyb

L

 label
 lastdrive
 libpath
 loadfix
 loadhigh (lh)
 lpq
 lpr

M

 mem
 mkdir (md)
 mode
 more
 move
 MS-DOS configuration commands
 MS-DOS subsystem commands

N

 nbtstat
 netstat
 net (command options)
 net accounts
 net computer
 net config
 net config server
 net config workstation
 net continue

 net file
 net group
 net help
 net helpmsg
 net localgroup
 net name
 net pause
 net print
 net send
 net session

 net share
 net start
 net start alerter
 net start client service for netware
 net start clipbook server
 net start computer browser
 net start dhcp client
 net start directory replicator

 net start eventlog
 net start file server for macintosh
 net start ftp publishing service
 net start gateway service for netware
 net start lpdsvc
 net start messenger
 net start microsoft dhcp server

 net start net logon
 net start network dde
 net start network dde dsdm
 net start network monitor agent
 net start nt lm security support provider
 net start print server for macintosh
 net start remoteboot

 net start remote access connection manager
 net start remote access isnsap service
 net start remote access server
 net start remote procedure call (rpc) locator
 net start remote procedure call (rpc) service
 net start schedule
 net start server

 net start simple tcp/ip services
 net start snmp
 net start spooler
 net start tcp/ip netbios helper
 net start ups
 net start windows internet name service
 net start workstation
 net statistics

 net stop
 net time
 net use
 net user
 net view
 nlsfunc
 nslookup
 nslookup commands
 ntbooks
 ntcmdprompt

O

 OS/2 configuration commands

P

 path
 pause
 pax
 ping
 pentnt
 popd
 portuas
 print
 prompt
 protshell

 pushd

Q

 qbasic

R

 rcp
 recover
 redirection symbols
 rem
 rename (ren)
 replace
 restore
 rexec
 rmdir (rd)
 route

 rsh

S

 set
 setlocal
 setver
 share
 shell
 shift
 sort
 stacks
 start
 subst

 switches
 symbols

T

 TCP/IP utilities
 tftp
 time
 title
 tracert
 tree
 type

U

No entries

V

 ver
 verify
 vol

W

 winnt
 winnt32

X

 xcopy

Y

No entries. 

Z

No entries.