To move down another level, we type cd on the command line followed by the name of that directory. We type cd Documents in Command Prompt to visit “Documents.” As we mentioned previously, we’re currently in our user folder. Let’s take things one directory at a time, for now. So, let’s say we’re currently in the user folder and want to go to the “How-To Geek” folder, which is nested in “Documents.” If we try to jump straight to “How-To Geek” without first going to “Documents,” we get the error shown in the image below. In our current directory, we wouldn’t be able to use this method to jump to a directory nested two levels down. In our case, that would be (user folder) > Documents. Note that this only works if you’re in the immediate file structure.
