Shell Remove windows (c) info from command prompt using cmd

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Remove windows (c) info from command prompt using cmd - Robert Rouge - Mar 15, 2025

Cant post images or links yet but I tried.
Standard Command Prompt:
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Modified Command Prompt:
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Steps to Customize Your Command Prompt:

1. Open Notepad.

2. Input the Following Script:

Code 
@echo off

cls && ver && echo.

This script will execute every time you open a Command Prompt window from the start menu.

3. Enhance Your Script:
You can add animations or use `doskey` to create aliases. For instance, modify the script to include a short animation and create an alias for the `md` command, allowing you to type md {name} to create a folder in your current directory.

Here’s an example of an enhanced script:

Code 
@echo off

cls

color 0a

setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

set count=0

rem Start Animation

:loop

if !count! geq 125 goto end

echo %random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%

set /a count+=1

goto loop

:end

rem Usage: md {folder name}

doskey md=mkdir $1 & cd $1

ver

rem Clear the screen, show version, skip a line

cls && ver && echo.

rem Wait a second

ping localhost -n1 >nul

rem Change color back

color 07

4. Save Your Script:
Save the file in a location that’s easy to access, and copy the path to the file from the properties section.

5. Configure Command Prompt:
In your start menu, type "Command Prompt." When it appears, open the properties menu and add `/k {Path to your .bat file}` to the target field.

6. Launch Command Prompt:
Click "OK" and then open Command Prompt to see your customizations in action!

RE: Remove windows (c) info from command prompt using cmd - Anonynuk - Sep 24, 2026

Not too sure of what exactly this is doing?