You might want to simplify the commands by using a batch file which you can do once you have identified the command that you must have to load memory dumps, you can create a batch file to examine a dump file. For example, create a batch file and name it Dump.bat. Save it in the folder where the debugging tools are installed.
There are several commands that you can use to gather information in the dump file, one of them being the command "ANALYZE".
There are two ways to get to a mini-dump that was previously created. One of them is to use a tool named Dumpchk.exe.
A small memory dump file is a debugging tool for when your computer crashes. It records the smallest set of useful information that may help. But you need to make some configuration settings to create the minidump.
The Rebuild command checks an installation for valid startup information and files and can help bring an XP installation back to life.
If you want to see if Windows firewall is doing its job then logging is the answer. With the firewalls logging capabilities so you can see dropped packets and allowed connections
The following registry edit will put a context menu (right click) item which will drop you into the CLI at the directory you are looking at in Windows Explorer.
Files that are in use by a program are locked from being changed by other programs. Usually this is a good thing but sometimes you have a file that is locked when you don't think it should be. What is using that file? Is it malicious?
When installing a Windows system, you need to answer a lot of questions which could be difficult when you are installing on several computers that are identical and the answers would be the same.
You can use a text file to specify those answers and let install without having to sit around waiting for the next question.