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# Using a Command-Line Interface (CLI) (1 of 2) - Windows has two levels of command prompt windows: - **Standard window:** - The default directory is the currently signed-in user's folder - Commands requiring administrative privileges will not work - To open a standard...

# Using a Command-Line Interface (CLI) (1 of 2) - Windows has two levels of command prompt windows: - **Standard window:** - The default directory is the currently signed-in user's folder - Commands requiring administrative privileges will not work - To open a standard command prompt window: - Enter **command** or **cmd** in the Windows 10/7 search box or the Windows 8 Run box, then click **Command Prompt** - **Elevated window:** - Requires the user to be signed-in as an administrator - The word "Administrator" will appear in the title bar - Default directory will be C:\Windows\system32 - To open an elevated command prompt window: - Type **cmd** or **command** in the Windows 10/7 search box or the Windows 8 Run box, right-click **Command Prompt**, and click **Run as administrator**