windows7 Run命令运行程序列表

A Windows 7 run command is, very simply, the executable for a particular program. In other words, a run command is the name of the actual file that starts an application.

Knowing the run command for a particular program in Windows 7 can be helpful if Windows isn't working properly but you do have access to a command line interface or if you'd just like to access a particular program more quickly.

Don't See a Run Command? Please let me know so I can add it. Please know, however, that many Windows 7 run command lists online incorrectly include Command Prompt commands orControl Panel "commands" as run commands.

See Command Prompt Commands in Windows 7 and Control Panel Command Line Commandsfor more information on those types of commands.

List of Run Commands in Windows 7

Program NameRun CommandAbout WindowswinverAdd a DevicedevicepairingwizardAdd Hardware WizardhdwwizAdvanced User AccountsnetplwizAuthorization ManagerazmanBackup and RestoresdcltBluetooth File TransferfsquirtCalculatorcalcCertificatescertmgrChange Computer Performance SettingssystempropertiesperformanceChange Data Execution Prevention SettingssystempropertiesdataexecutionpreventionChange Printer SettingsprintuiCharacter MapcharmapClearType TunercttuneColor ManagementcolorcplCommand PromptcmdComponent ServicescomexpComponent ServicesdcomcnfgComputer ManagementcompmgmtComputer ManagementcompmgmtlauncherConnect to a Network ProjectornetprojConnect to a ProjectordisplayswitchControl PanelcontrolCreate A Shared Folder WizardshrpubwCreate a System Repair DiscrecdiscCredential Backup and Restore WizardcredwizData Execution PreventionsystempropertiesdataexecutionpreventionDefault LocationlocationnotificationsDevice ManagerdevmgmtDevice Pairing WizarddevicepairingwizardDiagnostics Troubleshooting WizardmsdtDigitizer Calibration TooltabcalDirectX Diagnostic TooldxdiagDisk CleanupcleanmgrDisk DefragmenterdfrguiDisk ManagementdiskmgmtDisplaydpiscalingDisplay Color CalibrationdccwDisplay SwitchdisplayswitchDPAPI Key Migration WizarddpapimigDriver Verifier ManagerverifierEase of Access CenterutilmanEFS REKEY WizardrekeywizEncrypting File System WizardrekeywizEvent ViewereventvwrFax Cover Page EditorfxscoverFile Signature VerificationsigverifFont Viewerfontview3Getting StartedgettingstartedIExpress WizardiexpressImport to Windows Contactswabmig1Install or Uninstall Display LanguageslusrmgrInternet Exploreriexplore1iSCSI Initiator Configuration TooliscsicpliSCSI Initiator PropertiesiscsicplLanguage Pack InstallerlpksetupLocal Group Policy EditorgpeditLocal Security PolicysecpolLocal Users and GroupslusrmgrLocation ActivitylocationnotificationsMagnifiermagnifyMalicious Software Removal ToolmrtManage Your File Encryption CertificatesrekeywizMath Input Panelmip1Microsoft Management ConsolemmcMicrosoft Support Diagnostic ToolmsdtNAP Client ConfigurationnapclcfgNarratornarratorNew Scan WizardwiaacmgrNotepadnotepadODBC Data Source Administratorodbcad32ODBC Driver ConfigurationodbcconfOn-Screen KeyboardoskPaintmspaintPerformance MonitorperfmonPerformance OptionssystempropertiesperformancePhone DialerdialerPresentation SettingspresentationsettingsPrint ManagementprintmanagementPrinter MigrationprintbrmuiPrinter User InterfaceprintuiPrivate Character EditoreudceditProblem Steps RecorderpsrProtected Content MigrationdpapimigRegistry Editorregeditregedt324Remote Access PhonebookrasphoneRemote Desktop ConnectionmstscResource Monitorresmonperfmon /resResultant Set of PolicyrsopSecuring the Windows Account DatabasesyskeyServicesservicesSet Program Access and Computer DefaultscomputerdefaultsShare Creation WizardshrpubwShared FoldersfsmgmtSnipping ToolsnippingtoolSound RecordersoundrecorderSQL Server Client Network UtilitycliconfgSticky NotesstikynotStored User Names and PasswordscredwizSync CentermobsyncSystem ConfigurationmsconfigSystem Configuration Editorsysedit5System Informationmsinfo32System Properties (Advanced Tab)systempropertiesadvancedSystem Properties (Computer Name Tab)systempropertiescomputernameSystem Properties (Hardware Tab)systempropertieshardwareSystem Properties (Remote Tab)systempropertiesremoteSystem Properties (System Protection Tab)systempropertiesprotectionSystem RestorerstruiTablet PC Input Paneltabtip1Task ManagertaskmgrTask SchedulertaskschdTrusted Platform Module (TPM) ManagementtpmUser Account Control SettingsuseraccountcontrolsettingsUtility ManagerutilmanVersion Reporter AppletwinverVolume MixersndvolWindows Activation ClientsluiWindows Anytime Upgrade ResultswindowsanytimeupgraderesultsWindows Contactswab1Windows Disc Image Burning ToolisoburnWindows DVD Makerdvdmaker1Windows Easy Transfermigwiz1Windows ExplorerexplorerWindows Fax and ScanwfsWindows FeaturesoptionalfeaturesWindows Firewall with Advanced SecuritywfWindows Help and Supportwinhlp32Windows Journaljournal1Windows Media Playerdvdplay2wmplayer1Windows Memory Diagnostic SchedulermdschedWindows Mobility CentermblctrWindows Picture Acquisition WizardwiaacmgrWindows PowerShellpowershell1Windows PowerShell ISEpowershell_ise1Windows Remote AssistancemsraWindows Repair DiscrecdiscWindows Script HostwscriptWindows UpdatewuappWindows Update Standalone InstallerwusaWMI ManagementwmimgmtWMI TesterwbemtestWordPadwriteXPS Viewerxpsrchvw

[1] This run command can not be executed from the Command Prompt because the file is not in the default Windows path. However, it can be run from the Windows Search box or the Run box.

[2] The dvdplay run command opens Windows Media Player and automatically starts to play the DVD movie in the primary DVD drive.

[3] You must follow the fontview run command with the name of the font that you wish to see.

[4] When you execute the regedt32 run command, it simply forwards to regedit and executes that program instead. Two distinct versions of Registry Editor did exist in some earlier versions of Windows.

[5] This run command is not available in 64-bit versions of Windows 7.