View Windows command line history

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While in the Windows command line, press the F7 key to view a history of all the commands that have been entered in that window. Below is a picture of what the Windows command line history box will look like when open.
Windows command line history
Pressing the up or down keys allows you to browse through all commands and once highlighted pressing enter will perform the previous command.
     

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