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Hey, I havn't used cmd for what I need to use it for now in a long time. I want to use Rockbox with my ipod video. I've got the files I need and I now need to do a run command. What I need to do is change the directory from C:\Documents and Settings\Matt> to C:\New Folder
But if I type that in cmd it says 'C:\Program' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

Do I need to enter anything before hand?
Thanks

Matt

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Hi cowburn,

Try command instead?

cmd is located in c:\windows\system32 (not "c:\program"), you could try running manually?


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From there, try this:


cd\
(twice, that should take you to C:\)

Then:

cd new folder


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Thanks joe! That worked.
Fast replys aswell
If I need more help i'll ask again


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No prob ofcourse.

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