In today's interconnected world, the ability to communicate efficiently and effectively is crucial. When it comes to Windows 11, the MSG command provides a straightforward way to send messages between users on the same network. This article will guide you through the usage of the MSG command, its importance in facilitating communication, and how to adapt it for the Windows environment.

Examples:

1. Sending a Message to a Specific User: To send a message to a specific user, open the Command Prompt or PowerShell and use the following command:

   msg username /SERVER:servername "Your message goes here"

   Replace "username" with the username of the recipient and "servername" with the name of the server or computer where the user is logged in. Type your desired message within the quotation marks.

2. Sending a Message to All Users: To send a message to all users on a specific server or computer, use the following command:

   msg * /SERVER:servername "Your message goes here"

   Replace "servername" with the name of the server or computer.

3. Sending a Message with a You can also add a title to your message using the "/V" parameter. For example:

   msg username /SERVER:servername /V "Title" "Your message goes here"

   Replace "Title" with your desired title.