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If you find yourself in situations where you need to post long commands using Command Prompt from Recovery, here is an easy way:
1. While in Windows, write all commands you will ever need in a text file and save it in an easy to access location. This could be on your internal disk, another device on the network, USB device, or in the Windows Recovery/ Installation disk itself.
2. When you boot into Recovery and launch Command Prompt, simply type Notepad.
3. This will open a blank notepad file for you.
4. From the Menu bar, open the text file you created in step 1.
5. Copy-Paste the required commands (but make sure that the paths are correct).
This will save you a lot of time and also avoid errors.
1. While in Windows, write all commands you will ever need in a text file and save it in an easy to access location. This could be on your internal disk, another device on the network, USB device, or in the Windows Recovery/ Installation disk itself.
2. When you boot into Recovery and launch Command Prompt, simply type Notepad.
3. This will open a blank notepad file for you.
4. From the Menu bar, open the text file you created in step 1.
5. Copy-Paste the required commands (but make sure that the paths are correct).
This will save you a lot of time and also avoid errors.
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