Windows FASTHELP command
The Windows fasthelp command is a useful tool for accessing quick assistance and troubleshooting tips within the Windows operating system. This command provides you with easy access to a variety of helpful resources, such as guides, tutorials, and troubleshooting steps, to assist you in resolving any issues you may encounter. By using the fasthelp command, you can efficiently navigate through different topics and find the information you need to solve problems and optimize your Windows experience.
FASTHELP Syntax:
fasthelp [/option] [/parameter]
Options:
Option | Description |
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/help | Display help information |
/details | Display detailed information |
Parameters:
Parameter | Description |
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command | Specify the command to get help |
topic | Specify the topic to get help |
FASTHELP Usage:
Display the help for the fasthelp command
fasthelp /?
Displays the help information for the fasthelp command.
View the summary of the fasthelp command
fasthelp /summary
Displays a summary of the usage of the fasthelp command.
Open the Help window for the fasthelp command
fasthelp /window
Opens the Help window for the fasthelp command.
Update the help information for the fasthelp command
fasthelp /Update
Updates the help information for the fasthelp command.
How do I use fasthelp in Windows?
To use the fasthelp command in Windows, execute the following command:
fasthelp
What options are available with the fasthelp command?
The fasthelp command in Windows provides various options for displaying help information. To see all available options, use the command:
fasthelp --help
How can I get help for a specific command using fasthelp?
To get help for a specific command with the fasthelp command, use the following syntax:
fasthelp <command>
Can I get help for a specific parameter of a command with fasthelp?
Yes, you can get help for a specific parameter of a command using fasthelp. Simply run the command with the parameter you need help with, like this:
fasthelp <command> <parameter>
How do I view examples of command usage with fasthelp?
To view examples of command usage with the fasthelp command, run:
fasthelp /examples
Is there a way to get more detailed information using fasthelp?
For more detailed information about a command or option, you can use the fasthelp command with the “/detailed” flag, like so:
fasthelp /detailed
How can I get a list of all available commands with fasthelp?
To get a list of all available commands supported by fasthelp, you can use the command:
fasthelp /list
Applications of the FASTHELP Command
Display relevant information about an installed MS-DOS command.