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erocker

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Hey, I'm trying to flash my vid card bios and am having brain-block on how to get the "C:\atiwinflash" prompt. I can get C:\ using cd\, and that's all I can remember right now..:o
 
Hmmm... I have the atiwinflash folder on my c: drive. I try cd\ atiwinflash, cd\ c:\atiwinflash, and I can't get it to work.
 
WHERE on your C: drive?

Move it to the root of C:, then type cd c:\atiwinflash
 
erocker said:
Hmmm... I have the atiwinflash folder on my c: drive. I try cd\ atiwinflash, cd\ c:\atiwinflash, and I can't get it to work.
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When you type in CD\ it will take you back to root.

As someone stated above, CD C:\atiwinflash will work as well as CD atiwinflash (if you are already at C:\>).
 
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