Windows 10: Command prompt

I'm glad we could help Rich. *Smile

 

Start using some powershell and you will see the advantage. For example, lets say you are at command line and wonder what processes are chewing up your CPU. You could launch task manager, or from powershell you could run the following and get the top 10 processes
get-process|sort CPU -desc|select-object -first 10

Want to know which process is taking the most memory, just change CPU to ws
get-process|sort ws -desc|select-object -first 10

Want to know how many instances of chrome are running;
(get-process |Where-Object {$_.ProcessName -eq "Chrome"}).count

Want to kill all of the running chrome
get-process |Where-Object {$_.ProcessName -eq "Chrome"}|stop-process -force

Are you watching a log file and waiting for something to happen and reopening over and over again in notepad?
get-content -path "L: C:\Windows\logs\logfile.txt" -tail 10 -wait

 

If you want to change it go to Taskbar options (right click on the taskbar), select settings and then select the option turn off the option that replaces the command prompt with the power shell and you will have the command prompt (2 of them; one is the admin.

Forget my response as the solution has already been provided.

 

Start , Settings ,Personalization , Taskbar

turn off “Replace Command Prompt with Windows PowerShell in the menu when I right-click the start button

Job done *Smile