RUN MSCONFIG FROM CMD WINDOWS

Polygon: When the W and H options are absent, the new display area will be a polygon determined by multiple pairs Present, the new display area will be an ellipse rather than a rectangle. Left corner is specified by the first (and only) pair of X-Y coordinates. Rectangle or ellipse: If the W and H options are present, the new display area will be a rectangle whose upper R is valid only when W and H are present. For example, R30-30 would use a 30x30 ellipse for eachД¬orner. R: Makes the region a rectangle with rounded corners. This option is valid only when W and H are present.

For example, 200-0 would use 200 for the X coordinate and 0 forД®: Makes the region an ellipse rather than a rectangle. X-Y: Each of these is a pair of X/Y coordinates. Options can be specified, each separated from the others with space(s): If the Options parameter isД«lank, the window is restored to its original/default display area. WinSet, Region Д¬hanges the shape of a window to be the specified rectangle, ellipse, or polygon. Make any window transparent, always-on-top, or alter its shape. It's not resize 'inside' data (row and columns). Sure we can click right, choose properties, and in 'Run:' choose 'Maximized'Д«ut doing that make just the 'Windows' greater.

RUN MSCONFIG FROM CMD WINDOWS

I want to know if it's possible to resize windows of msconfig. But it's another story.Д«ut I want just to use Original msconfig.exe. Just pity that Mark Russinovich sale his soul to Microsoft. Thanks lilalurl.T32 but I have already try them.

Run msconfig from cmd