Interactive Command Prompt Reference

The Command Prompt in PC Matic Pro is available from the Actions section for an online device. This is a 32bit command prompt operating out of the SysWow folder with administrator privileges. You can use the command prompt to carry out a wide variety of actions, but we have included some suggested commands below that may be beneficial.

Command Script Syntax Administrative Description
ipconfig Check IP information for this device.
dir View the current directory mapping list.
cd Change to another working system directory tree path.
sc start "PCPitstop Realtime" Start the real-time background protection engine service core.
sc stop "PCPitstop Realtime" Stop the real-time background protection engine service core.
ping [target_ip] Ping another IP address destination connection framework rule target.
ver Check the current Windows OS version environment compilation details.
tasklist.exe Check all active running tasks processing in system environment memory.
taskkill /IM [taskname.exe] /F Forcefully terminate a running system task binary structure.
schtasks /delete /tn "task name" /f Force clean delete a configured system scheduled task entry.
powershell -Command "restart-service 'PCPitstop Scheduling' -force" Force a full hard administrative restart of the primary scheduling controller service via shell calls.

%SystemRoot%\Sysnative\msg.exe * [Message text here]

%SystemRoot%\System32\msg.exe * [Message text here]

Send a text alert popup message box to a targeted user workspace session interface (Sysnative for 64-bit, System32 for 32-bit environments).

Additional Diagnostic Queries:

• Show SuperShield version number:

wmic datafile where name="C:\\Program Files (x86)\\PCPitstop\\SuperShield\\PCMaticRT.exe" get Version /value

• Stop/Start PC Matic Pro's Scheduling service:

sc stop "PCPitstop Scheduling" && sc start "PCPitstop Scheduling"

• WMIC service lifecycle start/stop variants:

wmic SERVICE WHERE Name="PCPitstop Scheduling" call startservice

wmic SERVICE WHERE Name="PCPitstop Scheduling" call stopservice

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