Windows has a command line interpreter that interacts with the user through a command-line interface. The Command Prompt is very useful; it allows you to run commands to perform various tasks. ⚙️

He Command Prompt It can also help you troubleshoot various issues, such as running the SFC command to check system files, the Check Disk command to fix disk errors, and more. In certain situations, it's necessary to run Command Prompt when you start your computer. 🔧

For example, we often need to open Command Prompt on the installation screen during maintenance and recovery tasks. Here are two different methods for opening Command Prompt at startup in Windows.

1. Run CMD during Windows installation

If you want to open the command prompt on the Windows 10 setup page, follow the steps below. 👇

1. First, boot from the Windows installation media with the appropriate settings.

2. Now, on the settings screen, press the key Shift + F10.

3. This will open the Command Prompt window.

Now, you can use Command Prompt to format your hard drive or convert your partition. 🖥️

2. Open Command Prompt at startup using Advanced Startup

We'll use advanced startup options to open Command Prompt at startup in this method. Just follow these simple steps. 🚀

1. Open the start menu and click the button Log out.

2. Hold down the Shift key and click on the option Reboot.

3. Windows 10 will restart and the advanced startup options screen will appear.

4. Click on the option Troubleshooting.

5. On the Troubleshoot page, click Advanced options.

6. On the Advanced Options page, click the Command Prompt.

You can use the advanced startup option to open the command prompt at startup. 🔍

This guide shows you how open Command Prompt when starting up on Windows 10 computers. I hope this article helped you! 🙌 Share this with your friends too. If you have any questions, let us know in the comments box below.