ENTERING THE WINDOWS XP COMMAND PROMPT
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ENTERING THE WINDOWS XP COMMAND PROMPT
The easiest way to get to the command prompt is by opening up the run command and typing 'cmd'. To do this: Open the start menu and click 'run.' In the text box, type 'CMD'.
This will open the command prompt, starting you off at the C:\documents and settings\(user name)> prompt. To get to the root of the C: drive, type
cd..
and press enter, then repeat this same step again. You will now be looking at the C:\> prompt, meaning the root of your main hard drive, just as if you'd opened 'my computer' and double clicked on drive (C:\).
Source:
http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=1723&page=2
This will open the command prompt, starting you off at the C:\documents and settings\(user name)> prompt. To get to the root of the C: drive, type
cd..
and press enter, then repeat this same step again. You will now be looking at the C:\> prompt, meaning the root of your main hard drive, just as if you'd opened 'my computer' and double clicked on drive (C:\).
Source:
http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=1723&page=2
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