What Is the Systemroot Command?:
The systemroot command is a Recovery Console command that sets the current folder you are working in as the systemroot folder.
Systemroot Command Syntax:
systemroot
The systemroot command has no additional switches or options.
Systemroot Command Examples:
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In the above example, typing the systemroot command will set the %systemroot% environment variable to the directory that you type the command from.
For example, if you are working in the C:\Windows directory and you type the systemroot command, the %systemroot% environment variable will be set to C:\Windows.
Systemroot Command Availability:
The systemroot command is only available from within the Recovery Console in Windows 2000 and Windows XP.
Systemroot Related Commands:
The systemroot command is often used with many of the Recovery Console commands.
