Change Directory In Command Prompt

Microsoft Windows Command Prompt

Set current directory to the root directory of the current drive

1. type this in Command Prompt
   cd \
2. press Enter

Set current directory to the root directory of the current drive

Set current directory to "Windows", relative to current directory of the current drive

1. type this in Command Prompt
   cd Windows
2. press Enter

Set current directory to "Windows", relative to current directory of the current drive

Set current directory absolutely to "\Windows\System" of the current drive

1. type this in Command Prompt
   cd \Windows\System
2. press Enter

Set current directory absolutely to "\Windows\System" of the current drive

Set current directory absolutely. Enclosed with double quotes if pathname contains blank.

1. type this in Command Prompt
   cd "\Program Files\Microsoft Office"
2. press Enter

Set current directory absolutely. Enclosed with double quotes if pathname contains blank.

Notes:

Alternatively, you can type chdir. This command does the exact same thing as "cd."

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