You can bring back the option to launch Command Prompt from the right-click context menu on Windows 10, and in this guide we show you how.
On Windows 10, Microsoft continues to fade out Command Prompt in favor of PowerShell. Although you can still use the console, you'll notice that the option is no longer available on the Power User menu (Windows key + X), on the File menu for File Explorer, or in the extended context menu (Shift + Right-click).
While there is an option in the Settings app to add Command Prompt to the Power User menu, you won't find an option to bring it back to the extended context menu. However, it's still possible to re-incorporate the option in Windows 10, if you're comfortable modifying the Registry.
In this Windows 10 guide, we walk you through the steps to bring back the "Open command window here" option to the context menu.
How to add 'Open command window here' to the context menu
Adding the "Open command window here" to the extended-folder context menu is a two-step process. First, you need to bring back the option when you open the menu when right-clicking a folder, and second, using similar steps, you need to return the option when right-clicking the background of a folder.
Adding 'Open command window here' to the folder context menu
In order to re-incorporate the option to launch Command Prompt on the extended context menu, you'll need to modify the Registry using the following steps:
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