Display the current directory in the specified drive:
C:\> CD D:
Display the current drive and directory:
C:\Work> CD
Display the current drive and directory:
C:\Work> ECHO "%CD%"
In a batch file to display the location of the batch script file (%0)
C:\> ECHO "%~dp0"
In a batch file to CD to the location of the batch script file (%0)
C:\> CD /d "%~dp0"
Move down the folder tree with a full path reference to the ROOT folder...
C:\windows> CD
\windows\java
C:\windows\java>
Move down the folder tree with a reference RELATIVE to the current folder...
C:\windows>
CD java
C:\windows\java>
Move up and down the folder tree in one command...
C:\windows\java> CD ..\system32
C:\windows\system32>
If
Command Extensions
are enabled the CD command is enhanced as follows:
The current directory string is not CASE sensitive.
So
CD C:\wiNdoWs
will set the current directory to C:\Windows
CD does not treat spaces as delimiters, so it is possible to CD into a subfolder name that
contains a space without surrounding the name with quotes.
For example:
cd \My
folder
is the same as:
cd "\My folder"
An asterisk can be used to complete a folder name
e.g.
C:> CD pro*
will
move to
C:\Program
Files
CHDIR is a synonym for CD
Tab Completion
This allows changing current folder by entering part of the path and pressing TAB
C:> CD Prog [PRESS TAB]
Will go to C:\Program Files\
Tab Completion is
disabled by default, it has been known to create difficulty when using a batch
script to process text files that contain TAB characters.
Tab Completion is turned on by setting the registry
value shown below
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Command Processor]
"CompletionChar"=dword:00000009
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