Windows history command

Use doskey! First you have to first create a storage file in a directory as:
doskey /h > c:\cmd_history.txt
Then just call your command history:
doskey /history

Optionally you can filter your history commands searching with findstr:
doskey /history | findstr "substring"

Search in history command windows

Yes you can using doskey instead of history in Windows! You only have to first 
create a storage file as:
doskey /h > c:\cmd_history.txt
Then just call your command history and filter your search as follows:
doskey /history | findstr "substring"

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