Change DOS default path two strokes

In the Windows NT system, the name of the DOS has become more "command Prompt", click "start → attachment → command prompt" to see the Classic DOS window. Note that the default path after opening is already the path to the current user's proprietary folder store, such as "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator" instead of the root directory of the original pure DOS system, each time the author has to perform "cd\" Switching to the root directory and converting to another directory is inefficient. There are two solutions, which the reader chooses according to interest.

Method One: Modify by "Computer Management"
Right-click on the My Computer icon (both the desktop and the Start menu), select the Manage command, and pop up the Computer Management window as shown in Figure 1. In the left directory tree, expand System tools → local Users and groups → users, and then double-click the user name in the right window, such as "Administrator" in this article. Switch to the Profile tab in the Pop-up Administrator Properties window, select Local path in main file, enter C:\ (you can certainly modify to another path), and click OK to return. The cancellation of the system takes effect.

Method Two: Modify by shortcut
The previous method is global to the user system, that is, whether you open a command prompt by using the CMD command or a shortcut, the default path is the new path that you specify. Of course, we can also add parameters to the shortcut to temporarily change the default path.

Open "start → program → attachment", right click "Command Prompt", select Menu "Properties", on the "Shortcut" tab page "target", after the original character plus half corner status space, enter the path, click OK to exit. A command prompt that is activated by this shortcut later, the default path is the path in the parameter.

How, choose both methods, is not have the N default path. (How is n, because you can create n shortcuts!)