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Changing directories across drives (Windows)

  • Jul 30, 2024
  • 1 min read

Normally on the command line you can change directories by simply invoking the `cd ` command. However, if the directory you want to go to is on another drive, you must use the `/D` option or switch. Let’s take a common example where we are on the usual C drive and want to go to a folder Work Folder in a drive called X.

C:\>cd /D X:
X:\>cd "Work Folder"

Or in one go:

C:\>cd /D "X:\Work Folder"
 
 
 

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