Windows command line

[Drive:] Change the current driver, without changing it current directory

CD [drive:] [path] Just change the current directory of driver, without changing the current driver.

CD [/d] [drive:] [path] Change the current driver and its current directory

CD [\] Come back to root of the current driver

CD [..] Up one level

If you were in the driver and want to enter their directory, you could use relative path.

e.g., the current driver are e:e:\>,so you can just type ' CD \joan\joansky ' to enter ' e:\joan\joansky> '

If the directory you want to enter are not in the current driver, you need to use absolute path ' CD E:\joan\joansky '

Windows command line