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daCypher
1 year ago

Is there a user on your PC called “lukel”? I assume that you just wrote the path 1:1 off a guide on the Internet and that one is called “lucle”, but you don’t.

If you don’t know what your user account means, you can also simply call it “userprofile” with the system variable:

cd %userprofile%
daCypher
1 year ago
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PS: To all the answers with “You must use \ instead /”: It is true that the path separator on Windows is the backslash (\), but Windows is still getting it when using the Forward Slash (/).

Destranix
1 year ago

Use

dir

to output a directory list.

Use the tabulator button for automatic path completion.

odine
1 year ago

If that’s what it says, it’ll be like that.
Look at the one that you use, the \ would be better.

Kaleopan
1 year ago

Oh, syntax error, need \

ZaoDaDong
1 year ago

The system cannot find the path because it does not exist.

On Windows, the path separator is a backslash.

jort93
1 year ago

I don’t think it’s the path.