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In windows Shift + F10 shows context menu on nay program. Go to run box , type cmd and run command prompt. <br />
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-FA
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In windows Shift + F10 shows context menu on nay program. Go to run box , type cmd and run command prompt.

-FA

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Cant go to run box iam having problems with installing xp, and have remove an inf file<br />
whilst installing
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Cant go to run box iam having problems with installing xp, and have remove an inf file
whilst installing

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&gt; <i>The installation program decided to install on the D: drive</i><br />
&gt;&nbsp;<i>instead of the more conventional C: drive.</i>
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Hmmm... &nbsp;sounds to me like D: is the optical drive the XP install CD is in, which is where the command interpreter would have loaded from, meaning any command prompt started from that environment would open there.<br />
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I think the post by FarzadA has provided the needed answer already, though.
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> > The installation program decided to install on the D: drive
> > instead of the more conventional C: drive.

Hmmm...  sounds to me like D: is the optical drive the XP install CD is in, which is where the command interpreter would have loaded from, meaning any command prompt started from that environment would open there.

I think the post by FarzadA has provided the needed answer already, though.

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Hi all<br />
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When installing xp i press the shift and f10 key to get into command promt. i cant change from &nbsp;D:\windows\ system 32 to c:\windows. What is the command for change to c:\windows
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Hi all


When installing xp i press the shift and f10 key to get into command promt. i cant change from  D:\windows\ system 32 to c:\windows. What is the command for change to c:\windows

changing drive letter in cmd

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Windows XP

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System Utilities

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