accessing a disk through the command prompt

Question

Hello, I have a little problem, I want to access my USB drive via the command prompt, but I don't know how to do it. When I type "cd H:\", it doesn't work... can someone help me?? Thanks in advance.

gimdams · Accepted Answer

Hello,  You tried to do h: instead of cd h:  Because the CD command = Change Directory and drives are not directories.  And a little resolved to close the matter ;)  ++ -- Chippeur stop stealing!

le druide · Answer

Hi,  to access a drive, just type the assigned letter, for example D: or H: then to access the directory, it's cd the name of the folder... for example cd music --  the druid without the potion.

joslin · Answer

Thank you very much!! That was it indeed, I just needed not to put the "cd" simply. Thank you for your help and your quick responses!!

dubcek · Answer

hello or cd /d H:\path

Accessing a disk through the command prompt

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