Windows 10 IoT Core Command Line Utils (Servicios, Procesos, PowerShell)

• Update account password:
  It is highly recommended that you update the default password for the Administrator account. To do this, you can issue the following command: net user Administrator [new password] where [new password] represents a strong password of your choice.
• Create local user accounts:
  If you wish to give others access to your Windows IoT Core device, you can create additional local user accounts using PS by typing in net user [username] [password] /add. If you wish to add this user to other groups, such as the Administrator group, use net localgroup Administrators [username] /add.
• Set password:
  To change the password on an account on your device, run SetPassword [account-username] [new-password] [old-password] to change the account password.
• Query and set device name:
  To identify your current device name, simply type hostname. To change the name of your Windows IoT Core device, type SetComputerName [new machinename]. You may need to restart your device for the name change to take effect.
• Basic network configuration:
  Many of the basic network configuration utilities you may already be familiar with are available in Windows IoT Core, including commands such as ping.exe, netstat.exe, netsh.exe, ipconfig.exe, nslookup.exe, tracert.exe, and arp.exe.
• Copy utilities:
  Microsoft is providing familiar tools, including sfpcopy.exe as well as xcopy.exe.
• Process Management:
  To view currently running processes, you can try either get-process or alternatively tlist.exe. To stop a running process, type kill.exe [pid or process name].
• Setting startup app:
  Use the startup editor to configure startup apps on your Windows IoT Core device. Run IotStartup with any of the following options:
  IotStartup list lists installed applications
  IotStartup list headed lists installed headed applications
  IotStartup list headless lists installed headless applications
  IotStartup list [MyApp] list installed applications that match pattern MyApp
IotStartup add adds headed and headless applications
  IotStartup add headed [MyApp] adds headed applications that match pattern MyApp. Pattern must match only one application.
  IotStartup add headless [Task1] adds headless applications that match pattern Task1
IotStartup remove removes headed and headless applications
  IotStartup remove headed [MyApp] removes headed applications that match pattern MyApp
IotStartup remove headless [Task1] removes headless applications that match pattern Task1
IotStartup startup lists headed and headless applications registered for startup
  IotStartup startup [MyApp] lists headed and headless applications registered for startup that match pattern MyApp
IotStartup startup headed [MyApp] lists headed applications registered for startup that match MyApp
IotStartup startup headless [Task1] lists headless applications registered for startup that match Task1
For further help, try IotStartup help

• Set Boot Option (Headless vs. headed boot):
  Windows IoT Core devices can be set to headed (when display capabilities are required) or headless (when a display is not required or available) device mode. To change this setting, use setbootoption.exe [headed | headless].
  
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  NOTE: Changing this setting will require a reboot in order for the change to take effect.

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• Task scheduler:
  To view the current list of scheduled tasks, use the schtasks.exe command. You can create new tasks with the /create switch or run on-demand tasks with the/run switch. For a full list of supported parameters, use schtasks.exe /?
• Device drivers:
  The device console utility is useful in identifying and managing installed devices and drivers. For a full list of parameters, use devcon.exe /?
• Registry Access:
  If you need to access the registry to view or modify settings, use the reg.exe /? Command for the full list of supported parameters.
• Services:
  Managing Windows services can be accomplished via the net.exe command. To see a list of running services, type net start. To start or stop a specific service, type net [start | stop] [service name]. Alternatively, you can also use the service control manager via sc.exe command.
• Boot configuration:
  You can make changes to the boot configuration of your Windows IoT Core device using bcdedit.exe. For instance, you can enable testsigning with bcdedit -set testsigning on command.
• Shutdown/restart device:
  To shut down your device, type shutdown /s /t 0. To restart the device, use the /r switch instead with the command shutdown /r /t 0.
• List Services:
  This utility lists all the NT Services running on your Windows 10 IoT Core device. From a PowerShell session on your device, run ListServices to run the utility.
• Set display resolution:
  To adjust the resolution of a display connected to your Windows 10 IoT Core device, run SetDisplayResolution [width] [height]. To query the resolution, exclude the [width] and [height] parameters.

More information

https://ms-iot.github.io/content/en-US/win10/tools/CommandLineUtils.htm