by Enjay » Thu Feb 07, 2019 4:22 pm
I've noticed in the current version of Win 10 that doing that doesn't give me "Open command window here" but "Open PoweShell window here" instead. While I realise that PowerShell is probably more flexible and (ahem) powerful, I am far more familiar with the command window and find it easier to use, so I'd much rather that was still the option.
Usually if I want the command window, I click on the start menu and just type cmd[enter] and that gets me to a window open in my user folder. From there I can easily navigate to where I want to get to.
@Chewcumber Possibly the easiest way to get to a folder, if you are unfamiliar with using the prompt, is to create a folder that is easy to navigate to. Perhaps create a folder in the root directory of your c drive called md2tool and drop the files that you need into it. Then once you have your command window open, type
cd\md2tool [enter]
and you should now be in that directory (folder). From there you will be able to type md2tool [enter] and see the options that it spits out (much like my screen shot).