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How do I get to C drive in Linux?
The root of the file system in Linux is denoted by ‘/’. Similar to ‘c:’ in Windows. Type ‘cd /’ to move to the root directory.
Where do I find my C drive?
How to Find My C Drive
- Click the Windows “Start” menu and type “Windows Explorer.” Windows Explorer opens. On the left side of the window is an icon named “Local Disk (C).”
- Double-click that icon to view the contents on your “C” drive.
- Right-click the icon and select “Copy.”
- Minimize all windows so that you can see the desktop.