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ls command is not working in command line
sameera liyanage
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i tried several times , but it doesn't work.I have attached the screenshot also .
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Jesper de Jong
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The ls command is only for Linux, Mac OS X or other Unix-like operating systems. Use dir on Windows.
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sameera liyanage
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i need to change the directory.
but cd command is not working.
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cd
Paul Clapham
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Not only is there a "current directory", there's also a "current drive". And each drive has a current directory. If you want to change the current drive (which apparently you do) then you just type its name ("G:") at the command line. Then you can change the G drive's current directory.
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posted Jul 14, 2011 11:04:52
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aruna sameera, Your post was moved to a new topic .
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rk sharma
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Hello Aruna,
follow these steps in your command prompt.
g: and press enter then you will see G:\
Then enter G:\cd Camstudio
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RK
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