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Could someone please help me?

I have a problem in Windows 7 Ultimate with the command prompt.

In fact, i am a "novice." So the all changes I try in the command line, doesn't change anything...

Whatever I do, it goes to "c:>", which is unusual, as I had ">" before?

It's C:> - or when i make changes in the registry,

It's C:\Administrator

Why do i always have ">" behind C:\ ??????

I need help - until today, I can't find a solution...

Ultrasonic54321
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Lothar Peters
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By default command prompt in Windows (and in DOS as far as i remember) is set to $p$g where $p stands for the current drive and path and $g stands for symbol ">" (greater than).

You can change the default prompt just by using prompt command (for cmd session).

Or permanently

So if you don't want ">", you can type prompt $p$s ($s stands for space - i believe you should have any delimiter)

But commonly the default $p$g is ok for most cases.

Michael Karsyan
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