If you are a user that prefers using the Command Line or PowerShell and you want to open either of those prompts in a particular folder, please follow these steps:
1.Navigate to that folder.
Here, I am using my own C:\Users\o0rob\SysnativeBSODApps

2. While in that folder, in its address bar type CMD or PowerShell and hit enter.


It will open a Command Prompt or PowerShell prompt in the path of that folder.


Now you can do various things like change attributes to files in that folder (atrib), create a new folder (mkdir), etc.
Note, these are non-elevated prompts.
1.Navigate to that folder.
Here, I am using my own C:\Users\o0rob\SysnativeBSODApps

2. While in that folder, in its address bar type CMD or PowerShell and hit enter.


It will open a Command Prompt or PowerShell prompt in the path of that folder.


Now you can do various things like change attributes to files in that folder (atrib), create a new folder (mkdir), etc.
Note, these are non-elevated prompts.