Did you know that you can use Command Prompt to edit the Registry? I'll show you how on Windows 11 and 10 in this guide.

Learn how to change Windows Terminal to Command Prompt or PowerShell in Windows 11 via Windows Settings or Default profile within its settings.

This post provides guidance on the steps you can follow to easily and safely edit the Registry from Command Prompt in Windows 11/10.

Steps to Change Directories in Command Prompt Windows 11 The following steps will change the current drive (C:) to another drive (D:) using the Windows 11 command prompt app.

The good old command prompt is still handy, robust, and customizable in Windows 10 and 11.

Windows Terminal opens with a PowerShell prompt, so you can use this for PowerShell scripts or as a standard command prompt (Figure C). Figure C This opens up a Windows PowerShell script.