Cmd: Navigating to C:Program Files using Command Line (from C:UserAdministrator)

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Hello.

I have a question, how do I attach the command line, I have C: \ User \ (administrator)> and what code should I enter to go to e.g. C: \ Program File \>, or somewhere else?
Thanks in advance. ;)

Greetings.

mietekn · Accepted Answer

Code: text Expand Select all Copy to clipboardcd \Program Files

marek003 · Answer

Check the spelling before sending the message (Spelling button). These errors are terrible, correct them (Change button).

To go back to the "higher" directory (one up) type cd .. and give enter
To "go" directly to c: \ type cd /
To enter Program Files, type as soon as you will be directly on c:
cd "Program Files"
You can also write directly cd "Program Files \ ahead" if you want to be in that directory Ahead in program files

wazzabii · Answer

cd .. - exits the directory

c: \ - changes to drive C

cd [folder name] - enters the given folder

dir - will display a list of files / folders in the given location
that is

dir / p - j / z that the list will be displayed on the side, you will have to press any key

if you want to go where you write this

cd ..
cd ..
cd program files

kukuczkas · Answer

Thanks! ; D

robokop · Answer

In short, you operate the basic set of commands from MS-Dos, it is worth reading about it.

mietekn · Answer

It is correct: c: - changes over to drive C

kukuczkas · Answer

And I also have a question, why if I type in the command line to delete a file, it does not delete it? Thanks in advance. ;) Greetings.

tronic1 · Answer

How do you type it? Are you entering the file path correctly?

skinnerpl · Answer

All dos commands are on the internet. It's very easy to find them. for example, here, simply explained, but only a drop in the mind of these Dos commands, Link

kukuczkas · Answer

I'm typing del (file name) [enter]

mietekn · Answer

There are many possibilities that I do not want to delete it, for example:
- Read-only file attribute
- open file, in use by another application, or running

In the first case, the following command is enough (other attributes also to be sure):

attrib -r -h -s nazwa_pliku

In the second case, I suggest installing the program: http://www.programosy.pl/program,unlocker.html.

kukuczkas · Answer

It is the same, it does not remove itself.

marek003 · Answer

You must enter the full name with the extension, e.g .:
c: \ progra ~ 1 \ del costam.xls
(If your names are longer than 8 characters, you must use quotation marks (").

But expand what you want to do. What is the name of the file? There is sometimes no space at the end of the name (hidden space)?
What's your system anyway? If XP or Vista, maybe it's better to use the latest unlocker right away? (Because why bother any longer).

kukuczkas · Answer

What unlocker ???

mietekn · Answer

Reading problems?

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