Windows Run Commands Details and Create

1. dxdiag = DirectX Diagnostic Tool (Computer Configuration)
2. msconfig = System Configuration Utility
3. gpedit.msc = Group Policy Editor
4. regedit = Registry Editor
5. cmd = Command Prompt
6. chkdsk = Disk Check
7. recent = Recent History
8. temp = Temporary Files
9. %temp% = Temporary Files
10. calc = Calculator

11. dialer = Phone Dialer
12. notepad = New Notepad
13. taskmgr = Task Manager
14. cleanmgr = Disk Clean Up
15. logoff = Windows Log Off
16. ping = Internet Check
17. iexplore = Internet Explorer
18. explorer = Windows Explorer
19. wmplayer = Windows Media Player
20. write = New Word Pad
21. helpctr = Help and Support Center
22. diskpart = Disk Partition Manager
23. control = Control Panel
24. devmgmt.msc = Device Manager
25. control desktop = Display Properties
26. inetcpl.cpl = Internet Properties
27. moviemk = Windows Movie Maker
28. mspaint = Paint
29. fonts = Fonts
30. utilman = Utility Manager
31. control keyboard = Keyboard Properties
32  control mouse = Mouse Properties
33. wab = Address Book
34. tourstart = Windows XP Tour
35. mstsc = Remote Desktop Connection
36. control printers = Printer and Faxes
37. control userpasswords2 = User Accounts
38. powercfg.cpl = Power Option Properties
39. netsetup.cpl = Network Setup Wizard
40. firewall.cpl = Windows Firewall
41. services.msc = Services
42. winchat = Chat
43. hypertrm = Hyper Terminal
44. winver = Windows Version
45. joy.cpl = Game Controllers
46. prefetch = prefetch
46. conf = Net Meeting
47. packager = Object Packager
48. secpol.msc = Local Security Settings
49. wmimgmt.msc = Windows Management Infrastructure (WMI)

Moreover, you can create your own Run Commands for your software's or program's which you frequently use like this, go to the application properties and in shortcut tab find out the name.exe from target, and that's the run commands for your desire application, as a example see the picture : chrome.exe is the run commands for Google Chrome.