Open Command prompt from any location

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It can be a really frustrating task executing the cd/chdir command over and over while working on command prompt in order to get the right directory.

There's this very simple way in which you can go to the directory, right click and open command prompt in that location.


All you have to do is navigate to the directory you want to work on. Once you are in the directory you wish to start working in, press Shift and then right click anywhere.

Once the menu pops up, you'll see this extra entry called Open command window here. Click on it and you'll find yourself working in your desired directory.

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