I have 2 separate HDD on my COMPUTER one is C: and the other D: but I can't seem to get into the D: drive with cmd, is it possible? Thanks.yes, CMD can access all drives.

Is the drive FORMATTED and in NTFS or FAT32 format?

try this command:

Code: [Select]DIR d:\ Thanks I'll give that a go also, both are Fat32, it's old but just reinstalled windows xp.
What command are you trying to change to the d drive? If you're typing 'cd d:\' (a fine FIRST guess), that's not actually what you want. the command:
Code: [Select]d:
Will change to the d drive.it starts of with C;\> i then put in cd d: and enterNo cd to change drives; just 'd:' and press enter. If you're in the c: drive and you type 'cd d:\folder', you will actually change the current directory for the d drive only. 'cd d:\' will change the current directory for d: to the root, but will not actually change the current drive to d:.Thanks I'll give that a go and post reply.tried that on this computer and worked, this windows 7 and 1 HDD, but brought me to d: drive in partition, will try on XP later, as wife is sleeping and it's in bedroom, thanks.