A technician needs to access the System32 directory located within the Windows directory on the C: drive to check for specific files. Which of the following commands should they use to navigate directly to that directory from another drive as their current working directly in the command line?
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.
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