Which of the following commands can be used to view the IP configuration on a Windows computer?

The command "ipconfig /all" is the correct choice for viewing the IP configuration on a Windows computer. This command provides comprehensive details regarding the network configuration of all network interfaces on the system. It shows information such as the IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS servers, offering a complete overview of the computer's network settings.

Using "ipconfig" by itself displays a summary of the basic configuration, but appending "/all" expands this to include all relevant details, making it especially useful for troubleshooting network issues or understanding the current network setup.

The other options do not accomplish the task of displaying the IP configuration. "Get-Command" is a PowerShell command that lists all available cmdlets, functions, workflows, aliases, and scripts, but it does not provide network information. "View-IPConfig" is not a recognized command in Windows, and "Show-IpAddress" also does not exist as a standard command for retrieving IP configuration information in the Windows command line environment.