The ' dir ' command in cmd allows you to see the available files and folders in the current directory that you're in at the moment, as well as the last time a particular date and time the particular file/folder has been modified, additionally you can also see the size of the file. The ' dir /s ' command displays all the files in the current directory, but also in all of the subdirectories, this command can take quite long to finish if your current directory is the C: drive. The ' dir /t ' command will display the specified time field of your choosing. 'dir /tw' willl display the last modified time of the file. 'dir /ta' will display the last accessed time of the file. 'dir /tc' will display the time the file was created. The ' help ' command will display a list of commands that you can use in can you need help, somewhat of a cmd manual that is in-built. The ' cls ' command stands for cl e...