If we want to access to a folder in DOS prompt, we normally run the cmd command and get to that folder. However, I have another way to access to it by right-clicking on folder and selecting Command Prompt in the menu. This is easy to create like creating “Copy to Folder” in context menu that I wrote long before. To see how to create “Copy to Folder”, click here. OK, let you follow the steps below.
- Open Registry Editor by running command regedit.
- Access to the path below,
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell
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Right click on the shell folder and choose New > Key.
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Name the new key Command Prompt.
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Right click on Command Prompt and choose New > Key.
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Name it Command.
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In the right page of the Registry Editor window, double click on the Default. See the picture below,
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Type Cmd.exe /k cd “%1″ then click OK.
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Now you obtain Command Prompt in Context Menu, try right-clicking on a folder you want to get in.
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