Solved How to open folder options via cmd?

[Stuckfree]

Is possible to open folder options via cmd?

 

[Shadowjk]

You can navigate to any folder on a locally attached drive by using the CD command for example to navigate to my desktop I would enter:

cd C:\Users\Josh\Desktop

Are you able to provide a screenshot of what folder options you are referring to? This can help us in determining if/what command would be best to us

Josh

 

[Brink]

Hello Stuckfree,

If you like, you could use either command in OPTION TWO below to open Folder Options.

Folder Options Shortcut - Create - Windows 7 Help Forums

Hope this helps,
Shawn

 

[Patonb]

If it's what I think you want, then No you can't.

Basically you are wanting a command line program to run like a GUI program.

Though if you could find out what the GUI program was you could invoke it.

 

[Stuckfree]

Hello Stuckfree,

If you like, you could use either command in OPTION TWO below to open Folder Options.

Folder Options Shortcut - Create - Windows 7 Help Forums

Hope this helps,
Shawn

Hi Brink,
Is working by creating shortcut, so that means is not possible to open folder option via cmd right brink.

Regard,

Thanks.

 

[Stuckfree]

You can navigate to any folder on a locally attached drive by using the CD command for example to
navigate to my desktop I would enter:

cd C:\Users\Josh\Desktop

Are you able to provide a screenshot of what folder options you are referring to? This can help us in determining if/what command would be best to us

Josh

Hi ShadowJK,
I mean when you open windows explorer, tools menu\folder option.

Regard,
Thanks.

 

[Stuckfree]

If it's what I think you want, then No you can't.

Basically you are wanting a command line program to run like a GUI program.

Though if you could find out what the GUI program was you could invoke it.

Hi Pantob,

I mean when you open windows explorer, tools menu\folder option.

Regard,
Thanks.

 

[Brink]

Hi Brink,
Is working by creating shortcut, so that means is not possible to open folder option via cmd right brink.

Regard,

Thanks.

No. You can also type any one of those same locations in OPTION TWO used by the shortcut into a command prompt to open Folder Options.