How to change drive in command prompt from C drive to D drive

You can change drive in command prompt from C: drive to D: drive very easily.Just you have to  the follow the simple steps,if you are a Windows operating system .

 

 

Simple Steps to change drive in Command Prompt from C: drive to D: drive :

• Go to the start button and search for “cmd”.
• In the search result Command prompt will appear,just click on it to enter the Command prompt.
• By default, in Windows the Command prompt starts with C: drive.As you can see below the Command prompt is started with my default administrator directory.
• At start of Command prompt, it opens with : C:usersuser-name>.

• To change drive from C: to D: at the end of C:usersuser-name> type D:
• Now your default drive will change from C drive to D drive.
• You can see changed drive in the picture below.

• Now If you wan to perform task in D: drive to any file then you have to give here path directory and press enter button.The command prompt will display the path of your file.
• You can also follow this step to change the drive from C: drive to G: drive,C: drive to H: drive but only in the condition if that directory is in use otherwise it will show message there that the specified directory is not ready.

 

• Now to come out of D: drive type C: after D:>
• Again the command prompt will display C:usersuser-name>

• To go to the C: drive type cd..
• After that it will display C:users>
• Again type cd.. and it will come out of the user directory to the C: drive.
• Now if you want to work with any file in C: drive then specify the path directory of the file.

These are the steps how you can change the drive in command prompt.You can follow the same steps like C: drive to D: drive  for the drives with different name.