(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I have created a custom CMD.exe that might have a better chance at working.

Source code:

    #include<iostream>

#include<windows.h>



int main()

{

    std::string input;

    

    std::cout<<"Welcome to Ubers CMD.exe"<<std::endl<<std::endl;

    

    for(;

    {

        std::cout<<std::endl<<"UberCM ";

        getline(std::cin,input);

        std::cout<<std::endl;

        system(input.c_str());

    }

}

EXE:
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might wanna say what programming language this is

also is there a way to use the "interactive CMD" (which allows CMD to run at local system level) with code like this?

its C++, although if you know how to use it, you would know what language it is , and if you dont know how to use it, whats the point?

Thanks ill use this for school

Do you have a quick pointer on how to use?

Cool will use that code, thanks.

You are using the System function, when using that there are some issues. Like you can not change your working directory while using the cd command. You should use some built in OS functions in C++ to handle directory changing, instead of using the System function for everything. Just a heads up!

umm i never said i didn't know how to use it i was just pointing out it's eaiser if you just tell people what programming language it was

directory's work fine including the CD, current directory is just where your running the .exe from.