Полноэкранная командная строка в Windows 10/8/7
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В Windows 10 вы можете открыть командную строку в полноэкранном режиме, но в Windows 7 или Windows Vista, если вы попытаетесь развернуть окно командной строки, оно развернется только на половину экрана. Вы не сможете даже перетащить и увеличить его размер.
В Windows XP после открытия командной строки вы можете запустить cmd в полноэкранном режиме, нажав Alt + Enter, но если вы попробуете это в Windows Vista и более поздних версиях, вы получите следующее сообщение: T его система не поддерживает полноэкранный режим.
Полноэкранная командная строка
Это происходит потому, что в Windows 7 драйверы устройств не поддерживают запуск всех режимов видео DOS. Драйверы устройств основаны на модели драйвера дисплея Windows (WDDM).
Возможно, вы сможете обойти эту проблему, установив версию видеодрайверов для вашего видеоадаптера для Microsoft Windows XP. Но при этом, хотя вы можете запускать полноэкранные программы для DOS, вы можете потерять возможность запуска Aero.
Существует другой способ обхода, рекомендуемый в Интернете для этого, если вы хотите, чтобы cmd заполнил ваш экран. Но помните, что это НЕ полноэкранная командная строка, как это понимается в XP; это только развернутое окно!
Введите cmd в поле «Начать поиск» и щелкните правой кнопкой мыши ярлык cmd, который отображается в результатах. Выберите Запуск CMD от имени администратора.
Затем в командной строке введите wmic и нажмите Enter.
Теперь попробуйте максимизировать это!
Закройте и снова откройте. Он откроется как развернутое окно!
Возможно, вам придется убедиться, что Режим быстрого редактирования на вкладке «Параметры» отмечен.
Конечно, вместо этого вы также можете изменить размер экранного буфера и размер окна, чтобы достичь тех же результатов!
Если вы хотите вернуть размер к нормальным значениям по умолчанию, щелкните правой кнопкой мыши строку заголовка и откройте Свойства.
На вкладке «Макет» установите для параметра «Размер буфера экрана» значение 80, для ширины размера окна – 80, а для высоты размера окна – 25. Нажмите «ОК».
В Windows 7 нет такого понятия, как настоящий полноэкранный cmd без окон! Этот трюк просто увеличивает размер экрана!
В Windows 10 вам нужно открыть командную строку, а затем нажать Alt + Enter , и окно CMD откроется в полноэкранном режиме.
Full screen command prompt in Windows 11/10 operating system
In Windows 11/10 you can open a Command Prompt in full-screen, but in Windows 7 or Windows Vista, if you try to maximize the command prompt window, it will expand only to cover around half the screen. You will not be even able to drag and increase its size.
Full screen command prompt
In Windows 11/10, after you open the command prompt, you can click on the middle square button to maximize the CMD window.
To make it go full-screen so as to cover the whole screen including the Taskbar, in Windows 11/10, you need to open the Command Prompt and then press Alt+Enter, and the CMD window will open in fullscreen, covering even the taskbar!
To exit, you need to Press+Enter again.
In Windows XP, after you open a command prompt, you could run the cmd in full-screen mode by clicking Alt+Enter, but if you try this in Windows 7 or Windows Vista, you will get the following message:
This system does not support fullscreen mode.
This happens because, in Windows 7, the device drivers do not support running all of the DOS video modes. The device drivers are based on the Windows Display Driver Model (WDDM).
You may be able to work around this problem by installing the Microsoft Windows XP version of the video drivers for your video adapter. But by doing this, while you may be able to run full-screen DOS programs, you may lose the ability to run Aero.
- Type cmd in Windows Search box and right-click on the cmd shortcut which appears in the results. Select Run CMD as administrator.
- Next, in the command prompt, type wmic and hit Enter.
- Now try to maximize it!
- Close it and again open it. It will open as a maximized window!
You may have to ensure that the Quick Edit Mode in the Options tab is checked.
Of course, you could instead, also change its screen buffer size and window size, to achieve the same results!
If you want to reset the size back to normal defaults, right-click the title bar and open Properties.
In the Layout tab, set Screen Buffer Size Width to 80, Window Size Width to 80 and Window Size Height to 25. Click OK.
In Windows 7, there’s no such thing as a real full-screen window-less cmd! What this trick does is simply make the screen size big!
How to open Command Prompt without login?
If you want to open Command Prompt without logging in to your Windows computer, you have to enter Windows Recovery Environment. Windows Recovery Environment is used to troubleshoot issues and repair Windows. If you are locked out of your computer, force shut it down by pressing and holding the power button. Turn it on. When you see the manufacturer’s logo or Microsoft logo, force shut it down again. Repeat this step until Windows opens up in Repair Mode. Now, you are in Windows Recovery Environment.
Why Command Prompt is not opening in Windows 11?
There can be many reasons why the Command Prompt is not opening or working on your Windows 11 computer. Your system image files or your user profile might have been corrupted. It is also possible that your antivirus is blocking the Command Prompt. You can restore your system to the previous working state by using the System restore tool.
How do I full-screen my CMD?
I work a LOT in the windows command line. Unlike other windows, it doesn’t maximize — it just goes a big as it can depending on the buffer size. Is there any way I can get the CMD to act like the PuTTY console, flowing with the resize?
NOTE: The answer doesn’t have to be a tweak to the CMD. If there’s a PuTTY-like program out there that will work between me and the command line I’m happy with that — I just want a proper window to work in
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It’s a bit tricky, but you can make the cmd fullscreen:
Launch the CMD and write the following code:
Now you can make it fullscreen by pull the menubar to the top of the screen or resize it, to whatever size you want.
If you want, that this is set by default, do the following:
Open an editor and write in the code
Now change the filename to .cmd or .bat
Put it in the autostart.
To put it in the autostart for all users, do the following:
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Go to the registry by entering regedit.exe in the windows-searchfield.
Go to the following path:
Optional: If you want to do it just for the actual user, go to the following path:
Now add a key from type REG-SZ with the name Autorun and put the path of the script in the data-section of the key. 
Now you have to change the value of the value. Rightclick on the key and choose edit . 
Now set the value to the path, where your script is: 
Everytime you now launch your machine, your cmd will be able to go fullscreen.
Right click on titlebar and choose «properties»
In «layout» tab, in «screen buffer size» change from 80 to a number that will fit your screen width. E.g., in my notebook a CMD window is the half of my computer screen in width, so I choose 160.
Maximize window and see if appears an horizontal scroll bar at bottom or if there are more space on the right. If so repeat step 3 using other widths (for me 158 functioned).
In layout tab, copy values from «screen buffer size» to «windows size». Height will be locked to the maximum allowed (in mine case, 61) and it is done.
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I want to make a batch file that when it opens it goes fullscreen, or if that is not possible at least be a bit bigger than it’s default.
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This will change the buffer-size and also will make it full screen in terms of heights.
You can use the following
Create a shortcut.
Go to Properties and adjust the size, colour, layout and other things.
Or do you mean when it runs.
doesn’t work for you? Does for me (Win7)
use the start command :
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