The cd command is pretty straightforward. It just needs the path to the folder you want to go to, e.g. something like this:
Code:
cd "C:\Emulators\Dolphin\My Games\Whatever"
The quotes aren't always necessary, but if the path has spaces I always just put them there.
(10-18-2012, 01:35 PM)Shonumi Wrote: [ -> ]The cd command is pretty straightforward. It just needs the path to the folder you want to go to, e.g. something like this:
Code:
cd "C:\Emulators\Dolphin\My Games\Whatever"
The quotes aren't always necessary, but if the path has spaces I always just put them there.
So I tried typing in C:\wii and it says it is not recognized.
Is the command not recognized or is the directory not recognized? If the command isn't recognized, change cd for dir. The cd command may be part of Windows PowerShell, not the default command-line interface. Not sure though since only my sister's laptop has Win 7 atm. The dir command has been available for ages though, so try that instead of cd. If the directory isn't recognized, make sure you type its name exactly; it's case-sensitive. Also google around for additional help + examples (search "dir command Windows" on Google).
if you only typed C:\wii the cmd line doesnt know what you want to do
type cd C:\wii
(10-19-2012, 06:28 AM)LPFaint99 Wrote: [ -> ]if you only typed C:\wii the cmd line doesnt know what you want to do
type cd C:\wii
Alright, it LOOKS like I was able to do it right, thanks
But I'm still getting this
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