The ver CMD command is a Windows command line prompt utility that allows users to view the version of the Windows operating system they are currently running. This command is especially useful for users who need to determine which version of Windows they are running in order to troubleshoot issues or install software that requires a specific version of the operating system. The ver command can also be used to view the version of other programs and services that are installed on the computer.
Syntax of the ver CMD Command
The syntax of the ver command is as follows:
- ver
Options of the ver CMD Command
The ver command does not have any options.
Examples of the ver CMD Command
The ver command can be used to view the version of the Windows operating system that is currently running on the computer. To do this, open the command prompt window and type the following command:
- ver
This will display the version of the Windows operating system that is currently running on the computer. For example, if the computer is running Windows 10, the output of the command will be something like this:
- Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19041.388]
The ver command can also be used to view the version of other programs and services that are installed on the computer. To do this, open the command prompt window and type the following command:
- ver <program_name>
This will display the version of the specified program or service that is currently installed on the computer. For example, if the computer has Microsoft Office installed, the output of the command will be something like this:
- Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2016 [Version 16.0.12827.20242]
Conclusion
The ver CMD command is a useful Windows command line prompt utility that allows users to view the version of the Windows operating system they are currently running, as well as the version of other programs and services that are installed on the computer. This command can be used to troubleshoot issues or install software that requires a specific version of the operating system.