Command Prompt Start

Is there another way to start up the command prompt other than "run>CMD, the shortcut in accessories or using a batch file?"

Well, you can goto start->run->type "command", you can also make a shortcut on your desktop(or whereever you prefer). That's pretty much it.

kk, Thanks

Or should i ask, can you have full access to the command promt if it had been blocked by the administrator and batch files are disabled?

Well, the only thing that might work, is if you put a shortcut on the desktop, refering to the location...But even then, I doubt it will work.

C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe

Righty then, thanks 4 ur help

Or should i ask, can you have full access to the command promt if it had been blocked by the administrator and batch files are disabled?

Idea to try:

Go into Help, if you can.
Look up   MS-DOS,  or DOS,  or whatever you think might find info on it.
Sometimes, within a Help section, there are links to the item in question.
See if you find a link in Help that you can click that will open a "dos" window.

this batch file will work AND i am sure lol

@echo off
echo CMD
pause
call cmd.exe

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Or you could just type 'start cmd.exe' in a batch file, that should work

And for a shortcut, you just type as location 'cmd.exe' and it should work too