From: ArbolOne on 30 Apr 2010 12:53 I have edited and created the "Prompt key" in the registry to look like this: 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager \Environment\Prompt' the Prompt value is 'prompt $t $d$_$p$g' When I run cmd I get the value that 'prompt $t $d$_$p$g' is supposed to display, but also the user's path. I don't want this current path to be displayed, all I want is the time and date to be displayed. What needs to be done? what am I missing? Thanks in advance
From: Bob I on 30 Apr 2010 13:40 At the command prompt enter PROMPT /? it will be apparent ArbolOne wrote: > I have edited and created the "Prompt key" in the registry to look > like this: > > 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager > \Environment\Prompt' > > the Prompt value is 'prompt $t $d$_$p$g' > > When I run cmd I get the value that 'prompt $t $d$_$p$g' is supposed > to display, but also the user's path. I don't want this current path > to be displayed, all I want is the time and date to be displayed. What > needs to be done? what am I missing? > > Thanks in advance
From: Andreas Kästner [ack] on 30 Apr 2010 15:54 ArbolOne schrieb: > the Prompt value is 'prompt $t $d$_$p$g' > > When I run cmd I get the value that 'prompt $t $d$_$p$g' is supposed > to display, but also the user's path. I don't want this current path > to be displayed, all I want is the time and date to be displayed. What > needs to be done? what am I missing? $p = show path prompt /? show help about the prompt command use "prompt $t $d$_$g" hth Andreas
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