10 Methods To Open Command Prompt Cmd In Windows 11

Moreover, PowerShell takes a few seconds longer to load than compared with the Command Prompt. And while executing commands, each second counts! Well, there could be a slew of other reasons as well. But let’s keep that aside and show you 10 different methods to open a Command Prompt CMD window in Windows 11. Follow along.

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NOTE: If you see the Windows Terminal instead of CMD (as in the above screenshot), then this is because Microsoft has made PowerShell the go-to choice. To replace it with CMD here’s what you need to do: How to Replace PowerShell with Command Prompt in Windows 11

Open Command Prompt (CMD) in Windows 11 via Windows+X

This is the same as the above method, it’s just that we would be using the shortcut keys instead of right-clicking on the Windows menu.

Open Command Prompt (CMD) in Windows 11 via Run

Open Command Prompt (CMD) in Windows 11 via Task Manager

Open Command Prompt (CMD) in Windows 11 from File Explorer

Open Command Prompt (CMD) in Windows 11 via Shortcut

Open Command Prompt (CMD) in Windows 11 via Address Bar

Open Command Prompt (CMD) in Windows 11 via Desktop Shortcut

So these were the ten different methods to open a Command Prompt CMD window in Windows 11. If you know of any other such workaround, feel free to share with via the comments section.