Generic Windows System directory

[Guest Man T]

Is there a way I can use the generic label to change to system directory in

XP?

eg. by default the system directory will be

c:\windows\system32

 

At command prompt

cd c:\windows\system32

 

What if some OS they are installed say c:\winNT\system32?

[Guest Ronaldo]

Re: Generic Windows System directory

 

You can change the WINDOWS folder to whatever name you like, but only during

the instalation.

 

 

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"Man T" <alanpltse_NOSPAM@yahoo.com.au> escribió en el mensaje

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> Is there a way I can use the generic label to change to system directory

> in XP?

> eg. by default the system directory will be

> c:\windows\system32

>

> At command prompt

> cd c:\windows\system32

>

> What if some OS they are installed say c:\winNT\system32?

>

>

[Guest AlmostBob]

Re: Generic Windows System directory

 

cd %windir%\system32

works for me

 

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"Man T" <alanpltse_NOSPAM@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message

news:upDGMWKFJHA.3288@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...

> Is there a way I can use the generic label to change to system directory

> in XP?

> eg. by default the system directory will be

> c:\windows\system32

>

> At command prompt

> cd c:\windows\system32

>

> What if some OS they are installed say c:\winNT\system32?

>

>