Microsoft Powertoy CmdHere For Windows XP 1.0.1

Microsoft Powertoy CmdHere is a Windows XP shell extension that allows users to easily open a command prompt window (cmd.exe) in a selected folder.

The purpose of Microsoft Powertoy CmdHere is to provide an easy and quick way for users to access a command prompt window in any folder they choose. This can be useful for performing various administrative tasks or for developers who need to run command-line tools in specific directories.

To install Microsoft Powertoy CmdHere, you must first download it from the Microsoft website and then run the installer. Once the installation is complete, you will be able to use the CmdHere feature by right-clicking on a folder in Windows Explorer and selecting 'CmdHere' from the context menu.

No, Microsoft Powertoy CmdHere is only compatible with Windows XP. It is not designed or supported on other versions of Windows.

Yes, you can configure the behavior of Microsoft Powertoy CmdHere by accessing the 'Command Prompt Here' tab in the 'Folder Options' control panel. From there, you can choose whether to open cmd.exe or another command-line tool, whether to launch the tool as an administrator, and whether to use an alternate terminal emulator.

Yes, Microsoft Powertoy CmdHere supports UNC paths. You can use the CmdHere feature to open a command prompt window in any network folder that is accessible via UNC path notation.

Yes, you can uninstall Microsoft Powertoy CmdHere by using the Add/Remove Programs feature in the Windows Control Panel. Simply select 'Microsoft Powertoy CmdHere' from the list of installed programs and click the 'Remove' button.

Yes, Microsoft Powertoy CmdHere is free to use. It is provided by Microsoft as a part of their Powertoys collection, which includes various Windows utilities designed for power users and developers.

Yes, you can use Microsoft Powertoy CmdHere on a 64-bit version of Windows XP. However, you must make sure to download and install the appropriate version of the Powertoys software for your system architecture (32-bit or 64-bit).

No, Microsoft Powertoy CmdHere is no longer supported by Microsoft. It was last updated in 2002 and is not designed or tested for compatibility with modern versions of Windows. However, it may still work on some systems and can be downloaded and used at your own risk.