WebYou need to use the change directory command 'cd' to change directory cd C:\Users\MyName\Desktop you can use cd /d to change the drive as well. link for additional resources http://ss64.com/nt/cd.html -- Edit -- The above assumes that your desktop is in the normal location. WebDec 23, 2024 · If you are currently at L:\Code\Scripts> and then want to Change the drive (i.e, from drive L to C) then type c: L:\Code\Scripts>c: C:\> one level back from current path then type cd.. L:\Code\Scripts>cd.. L:\Code> Share Improve this answer Follow answered Sep 21, 2024 at 17:30 Aashish Kumar 2,739 3 27 42
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WebIf you want the cd command to always be in set mode and never be in query mode you need to add the /D option to it. This forces the command to always be in set mode, and also extends it so that it changes the current drive as well as … WebApr 18, 2014 · Another solution would be to use a shell function for your directory change: magicCd () { cd my/special/place } However, to avoid mixing procedural code with data, maybe the best choice would be simply to use the builtin cd command and store the desired destination in a variable. my_special_place="$HOME/my/special/place" cd … fused glass art southern md
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WebMay 12, 2024 · I have only tried cd D:\ but I get " -bash: cd: D:: No such file or directory". I don't have any experience so far with Linux so I don't know if Ubuntu on Windows can only run in its own location or it can access all the files on my PC. windows-subsystem-for-linux; Share. Improve this question. WebMethod 1: Windows 7 and 8.1 - Use the Hardware and Devices troubleshooter Method 2: Check BIOS settings and chipset drivers Method 3: Update or reinstall the driver Method 4: Remove and reinstall IDE/ATAPI drivers Method 5: Fix corrupted registry entries Method 6: Create a registry subkey SUBSCRIBE RSS FEEDS Need more help? Want more options? Web> CD stands for change directory, which is not what you want to to. Except that in Windows, the CD command does have an option to change drive. – Synetech Jun 26, 2011 at 21:30 @Synetech, that feature is recent in the history of Dos and Windows. It isn't in any version of COMMAND.COM, for example. fused glass by claire harris