RE: Getting to the DOS PROMPT

[Steve Clower via Talk]

Matthew,

Type "cmd" into the Run dialog and press Enter for the command prompt. 
Alternatively, press Windows-X, C to open a standard prompt from anywhere, or 
Windows-X, A to open a prompt with administrative rights.

HTH,
Steve


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Subject: Getting to the DOS PROMPT

Hi, Folks.  I need to get to the old DOS prompt in Windows 10 to run a 
program in commandline mode.  How do I do this?  I know the "run" part, 
but not the command to make this happen.  Thanks in advance.--Matthew Chao

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Re: Getting to the DOS PROMPT

[net bat via Talk]

with windows 10 you can open a context menu on the start button and both the 
standard and administrator command prompt will be there.


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From: Joe Paton via Talk

Sent: Tuesday, December 22, 2015 6:26 AM
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Subject: Re: Getting to the DOS PROMPT

Mathew,

In Windows 10, you can use the search box inside the Start menu. Type cmd there 
and press CTRL + SHIFT + ENTER to launch the command prompt elevated. This also 
works on the Start screen.


HTH
Joe
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Re: Getting to the DOS PROMPT

[Joe Paton via Talk]

Mathew,

In Windows 10, you can use the search box inside the Start menu. Type cmd there 
and press CTRL + SHIFT + ENTER to launch the command prompt elevated. This also 
works on the Start screen.

HTH
Joe
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