Command line to stop Windows 10 updates

To stop Windows 10 updates:

> net stop wuauserv

> net stop bits

> net stop dosvc

Resume it:

> net start wuauserv

> net start bits

> net start dosvc

Ref: https://lifehacker.com/pause-windows-10-updates-easily-from-the-command-line-1786614642

Query windows patch via command line

To check if a windows patch (e.g. KB1234567) has been installed, run the following command line:

     C:> wmic qfe | find "1234567"

Backup and Restore with PostgreSQL

Enter psql
DOS> psql -U user database_name
DOS> psql database_name (if no password defined)

Drop DB
DOS> dropdb database_name
PSQL# drop database database_name

Create DB
DOS> createdb database_name
PSQL# create database database_name

Dump DB
DOS> pg_dump database_name > file_name

Restore from Dump
DOS> psql -U user -d database_name -f file_name

Command line to get installed software / windows updates information

One can use wmic command to get the list of product installed in Windows:
 c:\> wmic product

You can also specify which data fields you want to retrieve, e.g.:
 c:\> wmic product get caption

We can also use wmic command to get the list of windows updates made on the machine:
 c:\> wmic qfe list

Enable/Disable network interface via command line

c:\> netsh interface set interface "INTERFACE_NAME" enable

OR

c:\> netsh interface set interface "INTERFACE_NAME"disable