What is the following command doing? MOVE "C:\users\user1\desktop\folder\file.txt" "C:\users\user1\desktop\folder\file.xtx"

What is the following command doing? MOVE "C:\users\user1\desktop\folder\file.txt" "C:\users\user1\desktop\folder\file.xtx"

• It is changing the file's location
• It is changing the file's type
• It is modifying the folder the file is in
• It is changing the file's name 

 

EXPLANATION

 In the Windows command line and MS-DOS, you can move files using the move command. For example, if you want to move a file named "stats. doc" to the "c:\statistics" folder, you would type the following command, then press the Enter key.

C:\Users\Randy> MOVE "C:\users\randy\desktop\folder\file.txt" "C:\users\randy\desktop\folder\file.xtx"
The system cannot find the file specified.

C:\Users\Randy>move "C:\Users\Randy\Desktop\folder\file.txt.txt" "C:\Users\Randy\Desktop\folder\file.txt.xtxt"
        1 file(s) moved.