Command Prompt

This section discusses the common steps to perform in the Command Prompt.

To Run Command Prompt with Administrator Rights: 

1. In the Start menu, enter Command Prompt.
2. Right click the displayed app and then click Run as administrator. The Command Prompt window opens in administrator mode.

 

NOTE:

You would not be able to run the command prompt in administrator mode if you do not have the admin rights of the system

 

To Change the Drive in Command Prompt:

1. Run cd\8  . Command goes to the root drive
2. Run <name of drive>:8   . Command changes the root drive to the stated drive. For example, if you wish to change the drive to D drive then enter d:8    

 

To Change the Directory in Command Prompt:

• Run cd <path of the directory>8   . Command changes the directory location. For example, cd D:\RPAImage\AssistEdgeAutomation\scripts8

 

To Change Directory and Drive Together in Command Prompt:

• Run cd </d> <path of the directory>8   . Command changes the drive as well as the directory location. For example, to change C to D drive and access the scripts folder where AssistEdgeAutomation folder is saved on ‘D’ drive, run cd /d D:\RPAImage\AssistEdgeAutomation\scripts8  .