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How to change CMD path? - Not Your Average Orange - Apr 16, 2017 Hey, so you know how when you boot up CMD it shows this: C:\Users\xxx\> How can I change xxx? I've tried changing my username, but nothing happened. I don't need to change the whole file system I just don't want my personal name being there. * - Mr. Robot - Apr 16, 2017 Just do CD lol CD c:\ Make a brand new user account otherwise. Run as admin to open in sys32 * - Kuri - Apr 16, 2017 Make a new account called admin or something. What is the purpose of this lol? * - Shaq - Apr 16, 2017 Navigate to a folder, hold control and shift then right click. It should say "Open CMD here" or something like that. * - Not Your Average Orange - Apr 16, 2017 (Apr 16, 2017 07:16 PM)Mr. Robot Wrote: Just do CD Thanks however once I cd to C:\ I can't CD into my normal filesystem. The point is that so I can run hashcat without people seeing my name. (Apr 16, 2017 07:21 PM)Ebxy Wrote: Make a new account called admin or something. What is the purpose of this lol? I suppose I could do that. The purpose of this is for say when I'm streaming or video recording a hash being cracked the users don't see my name. (Apr 16, 2017 07:23 PM)NTFS Wrote: Navigate to a folder, hold control and shift then right click. It should say "Open CMD here" or something like that. Thanks, but it still says C:\name\folder. * - Mr. Robot - Apr 16, 2017 (Apr 16, 2017 07:58 PM)Not Your Average Orange Wrote: Thanks however once I cd to C:\ I can't CD into my normal filesystem. The point is that so I can run hashcat without people seeing my name. Put hashcat in your c:\ drive and do cd c:\hashcat\ * - Not Your Average Orange - Apr 16, 2017 (Apr 16, 2017 08:13 PM)Mr. Robot Wrote: Put hashcat in your c:\ drive and do Oh yeah, lol. Thanks. |