Changing directory in command prompt in windows 4 ways
First Way
First go the folder.
Then click and hold shift key on keyboard and click right button on mouse. The options will show, select Open Windows PowerShell Window here.
Then click and hold shift key on keyboard and put mouse on white space of the folder and then click right button on mouse. Some options will be shown, select Open Windows PowerShell Window here.
Second Way
First go the folder that you want to open cmd.
Then click on address bar and write cmd then press enter.
Third Way + Fourth Way
Click on type here to search on startbar and write cmd or Windows PowerShell and click when it shows in search.
This 3rd way shows you how to go desire folder location step by step
Type cd /d then "Your desire drive name where the folder is located"
As my folder is located in Local Disk D. So, I typed cd /d D:
If your folder is located in Local Disk F. Then you will type cd /d F:
You Can Check all folder of your local disk by typing command dir
As It shows all folders on my D drive. I want to go folder E-Commerce Backend which is located in MERN Projects folder. That's why I am going MERN Projects folder first by typing cd "MERN Projects"
Then, checking all folder in MERN Projects for ensuring my desire folder is on there or not. I am checking by typing dir. If you sure, your desire folder is located in the present directory folder, then you can skip typing dir .
Then typing cd " E-Commerce Backend".
I am now in my desire directory. That’s all of 3rd method
4th method
Click on type here to search on start bar and write cmd or Windows PowerShell and click when it shows in search.
then Go to the folder that you want to open cmd. Then click on address bar and copy it by Ctrl+C
Then type cd /d “paste the copied address here by ctrl+V”
As my desire folder is "E-Commerce Backend". I copied address link and
typed cd /d “D:\MERN Projects\E-Commerce Backend”
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