Windows Native tools
What is Windows Native tools?
Windows Native tools refer to the built-in utilities and programs provided by the Windows operating system for performing various tasks such as system administration, development, and troubleshooting. Examples include PowerShell, Command Prompt (cmd.exe), Task Manager, Resource Monitor, Performance Monitor, Event Viewer, Registry Editor (regedit), System Configuration (msconfig), and Disk Management. These tools are commonly used for automating tasks, managing system resources, diagnosing problems, configuring the operating system, and developing and debugging software.
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