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Cd D Not Working. Will do what you want. What you want is simple: Don't use the cd command to change drives. If you are trying to use cmd cd command to change directory in windows 10 but find that the cd command is not working, you can check how to fix this problem in this post. If you're somewhere random on your d:\ drive, and you want to. If you're somewhere random on your d:\ drive, and you want to go to the root of your drive, you can use this command : Cd stands for change directory not change drive. Cd d:\foldername changes d:'s current directory to the foldername specified, but does not change the fact that you're still working on the c: For example, cd c:\windows changes the active directory of the c: If you use cd in the command line, then you have to actually specify a directory in that command. Curiously entering cd d:\somedir will, in fact, change the current. Cd changes the active directory for that drive only.

Will do what you want. Cd stands for change directory not change drive. Cd d:\foldername changes d:'s current directory to the foldername specified, but does not change the fact that you're still working on the c: If you're somewhere random on your d:\ drive, and you want to go to the root of your drive, you can use this command : What you want is simple: For example, cd c:\windows changes the active directory of the c: If you're somewhere random on your d:\ drive, and you want to. If you are trying to use cmd cd command to change directory in windows 10 but find that the cd command is not working, you can check how to fix this problem in this post. Curiously entering cd d:\somedir will, in fact, change the current. Don't use the cd command to change drives.

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Cd D Not Working Curiously entering cd d:\somedir will, in fact, change the current. If you're somewhere random on your d:\ drive, and you want to go to the root of your drive, you can use this command : Will do what you want. Cd changes the active directory for that drive only. Cd d:\foldername changes d:'s current directory to the foldername specified, but does not change the fact that you're still working on the c: If you are trying to use cmd cd command to change directory in windows 10 but find that the cd command is not working, you can check how to fix this problem in this post. If you use cd in the command line, then you have to actually specify a directory in that command. If you're somewhere random on your d:\ drive, and you want to. For example, cd c:\windows changes the active directory of the c: What you want is simple: Curiously entering cd d:\somedir will, in fact, change the current. Don't use the cd command to change drives. Cd stands for change directory not change drive.