Unable to locate commands restricted to PowerShell...
Unable to locate commands restricted to PowerShell...
It's frustrating when the shortcut leads to PowerShell instead of Command Prompt. To return to the CMD prompt, try pressing F5 or using the Run dialog with "cmd" in the search bar. Switching between drives is straightforward—just change the path in File Explorer and restart the taskbar if needed.
You can change to your D drive by entering "D:" and pressing enter.
It might just be a random issue with the task not working in PowerShell. I tried using Win + X to trigger it, which helped a bit. Understanding how to redirect made a difference. This happens sometimes even when we know the solution.
Have you attempted to launch the command prompt normally and then navigate into that folder?
PowerShell and CMD perform distinct functions even when given identical commands. You may launch CMD from PowerShell by entering "cmd" and pressing Enter, or you can run "start cmd" to open a new command prompt.
They all perform similar tasks in PowerShell, but some behave differently due to context or additional parameters.