Delete directory/folder from command line
We can delete a directory or folder from command line using rmdir command. See syntax below rmdir directoryname Examples: C:\>rmdir emptydir C:\> C:\>rmdir nonemptydir The directory is not...
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In Renaming files from command line we saw how to rename files using Rename command. We can use Rename command to rename directories too. See the syntax below. Rename dir_oldname dir_newname...
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Windows has two command line utilities to copy files/directories from command line. Copy command can be used to copy files from one folder to another folder. It can’t be used to copy a complete folder...
View ArticleTips for changing directories in windows command line
In Windows command prompt, we can change the directory using the command cd . Both cd and chdir refer to the same command. Syntax of this command is explained below with some examples. Change...
View ArticleMkdir: Create directory from command line
In Windows, we can create directories from command line using the command mkdir(or md). Syntax of this command is explained below. Create a folder from command line: mkdir foldername For example, to...
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