How do you get into the C drive in DOS?

If you are in DOS, just type C: and hit enter.

It depends on what operating system you are using, but if it's Windows XP or Windows 2000 do this process:

Start menu --> Run --> Type in "cmd" and press enter -->

If you are using an older version of Windows then type "command" in place of "cmd" .

From there it takes a bit of knowledge of the dos system. If you type "help" there is a list of commands you can use. Here are a few basic commands to help you:

If you type in "chdir c:" (stands for change directory) that will bring you to the root of your C drive. From there if you type "dir" (stands for directory) it will list any subfolders and files in which ever directory you are in. To continue into another folder, type "chdir foldername".

If you are deep into the system and wish to only go back a folder at a time, type in "chdir .." instead of the entire address again.

I recommend not deleting any files that you are unfamiliar of because they could be important system files.