Cd Command Not Working. Can't Change Directory in Windows 10 [Duplicate]
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I was using the cd command to switch my drive to E: which basically contains all my junk files which I use for experimentation but the problem was cd was not working. The command I used was
cd E:
ren *.* *.bat
However the time I ran this batch file (typed in notepad saved with a .bat extension) it didn't work out the cd command and ended up renaming all my desktop. When I tries using it in the command windows the result is
cd E:
E:\
then nothing what should I do.
1 Answer
In order to change to a different drive you either have to add the /D parameter to cd or type the drive on a line by it's own.
cd /D E:\
Or
E:
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