To change directory in CMD, you use the cd command. The cd command stands for “change directory”. To use the cd command, simply type cd followed by the name of the directory you want to change to. For example, to change to the C:\Windows directory, you would type the following command:

cd C:\Windows

You can also use the cd command to change to directories that are relative to your current directory. For example, to change to the Desktop directory, you would type the following command:

cd Desktop

To change to the parent directory, you would type the following command:

cd ..

You can also use the cd command to change to directories that are on other drives. For example, to change to the D:\My Documents directory, you would type the following command:

cd D:\My Documents

You can also use the cd command to change to directories that are on network drives. For example, to change to the \\server\share\My Documents directory, you would type the following command:

cd \\server\share\My Documents

Here are some examples of how to use the cd command:

# Change to the C:\Windows directory
cd C:\Windows

# Change to the Desktop directory
cd Desktop

# Change to the parent directory
cd ..

# Change to the D:\My Documents directory
cd D:\My Documents

# Change to the \\server\share\My Documents directory
cd \\server\share\My Documents

The cd command is a very powerful command that can be used to navigate around your file system. By learning how to use the cd command, you can save yourself a lot of time and effort.