The provided code runs the `cmd.exe` command-line interpreter and instructs...

The provided code runs the cmd.exe command-line interpreter and instructs it to execute the command UsrLogon.cmd. Here's what it does:

1. cmd.exe: This is the Windows Command Prompt executable, responsible for running commands in a command-line interface.

2. /c: This is a parameter for cmd.exe that tells it to run the specified command (in this case, UsrLogon.cmd) and then terminate.

3. UsrLogon.cmd: This specifies a batch script to execute. Batch scripts are text files containing a series of commands to be executed by the command-line interpreter. The exact behavior depends on the contents of the UsrLogon.cmd file.

Summary

This command runs the script UsrLogon.cmd once and then closes the command prompt. Whatever actions are defined inside UsrLogon.cmd will be performed as part of the execution. You would need to inspect the contents of UsrLogon.cmd to determine its specific functionality.