Opening a directory in Command Prompt, a command-line interface available in Windows operating systems, allows users to navigate and manage the file system.
The ‘cd’ (change directory) command, followed by the directory path, is used to open a specific directory. This is useful for accessing files, running programs, and performing various file management tasks.
Rebooting a computer from the command prompt is a useful skill to have, as it can be used to troubleshoot problems or to perform maintenance tasks. To reboot a computer from the command prompt, simply type the following command and press Enter:
shutdown /r
You can also use the shutdown command to reboot a computer at a specific time. For example, to reboot the computer in 10 minutes, you would type the following command and press Enter:
