Free CompTIA A+ 220-1102 Practice Question

The 'cd' command is used to change directories in the command line. When using the command 'cd /d C:\Windows\System32', the '/d' switch changes the current drive in addition to changing the directory to C:\Windows\System32. This works regardless of the current drive or directory the command line is pointing to. 'cd C:\Windows' will only take you to the Windows directory, not System32. 'cd..\System32' assumes the current directory is directly above System32, which may not always be correct. 'dir C:\Windows\System32' would only list the contents of the System32 directory without changing the current directory to System32. The mv command is for moving files in a Linux or Unix environment.