Add ‘Command Prompt’ Option to the 'Right Click' Menu

If you are a programmer, you might be in need to launch the command prompt very often. This could be for executing some dos/shell commands. Whatever it is, you might not be that happy with trying the "cd" commands to change the directories. This is because in the default stage, it will display the system path or the user profile's path.

How about this idea? You right click inside a folder and find an option called "Command Prompt". The current directory will be shown in the Command Prompt Window using this option. Very easy, isn’t it? Yes, this is how to do it.

FIX

First you have to edit the registry of Windows.

• Click on Start > Run
• Enter "regedit" and then press on ‘Enter’ key
• You need to select "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREClassesFoldershell"
• Right-click on "shell" and select New > Key
• Check if you have created new key under "shell". Rename the key to "Command Prompt"
• Right-click on the new key "Command Prompt" and select New > Key
• "command" will be the new name of the key
• On the right window, double-click on the "(Default)" text to bring up the edit box
• Enter this text into the Value Data field:
  cmd.exe "%1"
• Close the registry by Clicking on OK