DISKPERF

Controls the types of counters that can be viewed using System Monitor.

DISKPERF [-y[d|v] | -n[d|v]] \\computer_name]

Reports whether disk performance counters are enabled on the local or specified computer and identifies the counters enabled (physical drives, logical drives, or both):

DISKPERF

\\computer_name (NT3.1)

Specifies the computer on which you want to see or set disk performance counter use. If a computer name is not specified, the local computer is assumed.

-n (NT3.1)

Sets the system to not use any disk performance counters when the system is restarted.

-nd (NT2000)

Disables disk performance counters for physical drives when the system is restarted.

-nv (NT2000)

Disables disk performance counters for logical drives when the system is restarted.

-y (NT3.1)

Sets the system to start both physical and logical disk performance counters when the system is restarted.

-yd (NT2000)

Enables disk performance counters used for measuring performance of physical drives when the system is restarted. This is the default setting.

-yv (NT2000)

Enables disk performance counters used for measuring performance of logical drives when the system is restarted.

DIR - Display a list of files and folders.
You can also list files with XCOPY /L
Equivalent Linux BASH commands:
quota - Display disk usage and limits.
quotacheck - Scan a file system for disk usage.
quotactl - Set disk quotas.
ulimit - Limit user resources.

• Switch symbols

The '-' symbol can be used in place of the '/' symbol.

    DIRUSE /M /Q:1.5 /* e:\users

none.

External

DOS

none

Windows

none

Windows NT

NT3.1 NT3.5 NT3.51 NT4 NT2000