This time, we will introduce "RightCMD," a tool that adds "Open command window here" and "Open command window here as administrator" to the right-click menu of the desktop, folder, or drive in Windows 10 or Windows 11.
How to use "RightCMD"
When you start the tool, the "User Account Control" screen will appear, so click "Yes".
There are two items in the "Right-click menu." Checking each item will add it to the right-click menu, and unchecking it will remove it.
- Added Open command window here
- Add Open command window here as administrator
You can also set a "shortcut key."
Check the right-click menu and select a shortcut key that is different from the shortcut keys for other items.
If you want to delete a shortcut key, clear the displayed key, uncheck the checkbox, and then check it again.
Check out the video to see it in action.
Right-click on the desktop, on a folder, or on a drive to display the options, and click on them to display the command prompt.
This is very convenient as it saves you the trouble of changing the current directory with the "CD" command.
In Windows 11, it will be displayed in the "Show more options" section of the right-click menu.
Download "RightCMD"
Target file: "RightCMD.exe" (Ver 1.0.0.0)
ハッシュ値(SHA256):eeabfb82e77e45caf54fb63fce0ed10fbad47e2497ff476212c3d85ef9d55cb8
The source code for "RightCMD" is available on the next page, so please take a look if you're interested.
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