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How do you get to command prompt?

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If you're using Windows Vista or Windows 7, the easiest way is simply to type 'cmd' into the search box on the Start menu, then choose cmd.exe from the results.

If you have any older Windows, like Windows Xp, windows 98 etc.
You will have to search for it, click start, and look under accessories.

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