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Windows Command Line Tutorial – 6 – Drives and Changing Colors
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23 responses to “Windows Command Line Tutorial – 6 – Drives and Changing Colors”
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Isnt using the mouse and GUI much simpler than using the cmd?
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Hello sir. I want be a software engineer. Where to start at home please tell me
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blackground xD
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what are that " . " and " . . " appear at very begining when dir keyword is given
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Thank you
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uhaul drive lol
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Thank u Buky
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color u also works
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dope! thanks bucky changed it to blue lol
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Thanks for the cool color style now I can concentrate on cmd ……
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You're sooo coool! Love your tutorials)
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3:39 haha would you use that if you connected to a computer?
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your're a good teacher.
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wow. i feel so embarrassed now that i know other people don't think that the black and green colour scheme ain't so cool. always thought i was the man when i use that scheme lol
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dude your best
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jk lol
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3:01 you can use cd /..
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Whenever I m typing wmic logicaldisk get name the it is showing me the error tha 'wmic' is not recognised as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file
The full code is C:UsersPiyush> wmic logicaldisk get name
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Or….if you want to change color,font …..permanently , right click on the top of the cmd , than click properties and then change what ever you want
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hahahahaha………….this guy is a legend
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If you're really a noob like me, then you can just type in "color [any alphabet]" and it'll still display the help.
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my computer says that it doesn't recognize wmic
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You can also type "color attr" to get the info of the color command thing
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