Pausing Start/Run result window?

[KG]

Is there a way to pause the result window of a command ran at the Start / Run prompt? As an
example if I run "fsutil dirty query c:" I see a window flash open then close, that's all, I have
tried "fsutil dirty query c: /P" "fsutil dirty query c: /pause" "fsutil dirty query c: pause" but
no help. It runs fine at a "%SystemRoot%\system32\cmd.exe" DOS window. Any ideas or suggestions?
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[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Is there a way to pause the result window of a command ran at the Start / Run prompt? As an
example if I run "fsutil dirty query c:" I see a window flash open then close, that's all, I have
tried "fsutil dirty query c: /P" "fsutil dirty query c: /pause" "fsutil dirty query c: pause" but
no help. It runs fine at a "%SystemRoot%\system32\cmd.exe" DOS window. Any ideas or suggestions?
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Much better to run this command from a full Command Prompt:
Start / Run / cmd {OK}

If you insist on using the Start/Run box then you can do it
like so:

cmd /c fsutil & pause

 

[Ayush]

[Pegasus (MVP)]s message :

Run prompt?
If you insist on using the Start/Run box then you can do it
like so:

cmd /c fsutil & pause

or
cmd /k fsutil dirty query c:

Good Luck, Ayush.

 

[KG]

Is there a way to pause the result window of a command ran at the Start / Run prompt? As an
example if I run "fsutil dirty query c:" I see a window flash open then close, that's all, I have
tried "fsutil dirty query c: /P" "fsutil dirty query c: /pause" "fsutil dirty query c: pause" but
no help. It runs fine at a "%SystemRoot%\system32\cmd.exe" DOS window. Any ideas or suggestions?
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Thank you all for your responses. After many years we still can learn something. I never though
of using cmd om the run line. Thanks again.
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