How to upload the terminal on windows 10

[sylas]

Hi all ! Do you know an easy way to upload the terminal, where I can type, for instance: "sudo apt-get install qt-creator" I am now on my 32 bits engine, because it is impossible for me to log in at: https://python-forum.io, on my 62 bits engine.
  They know sylas but tchapka or password is always wrong. So I cannot log in there.

[hshivaraj]

I dont understand what your trying to ask. Upload terminal? Cant you not try "sudo apt-get install qt-creator" from a console?

OR

Is your question, how could you execute the command "sudo apt-get install qt-creator" pragmatically?

[sylas]

I did not yet install Pycharm on my 64 bit engin. Normaly terminal or console is accessible there. But, instead of the shell editor accessible on my 64 bits (windows engine), is it not possible to have the terminal(console) accessible outside Pycharm?

[hshivaraj]

What platform or your working? Windows or Linux?

[sparkz_alot]

Refer to your post https://python-forum.io/Thread-Don-t-fin...-windows10.

[nilamo]

The terminal/shell is unrelated to pycharm, and works without pycharm (or anything else) being installed, as it's a core component of any operating system.  In windows 10, you can open it from anywhere by holding the windows key and pressing R, which opens the Run dialog.  Type in cmd, and hit ok.  Boom, terminal in either 32 or 64 bit windows.

Or if you prefer menus, click the windows icon (what used to be called the Start Menu), scroll all the way down to the "Windows System" category, and within it, click "Command Prompt".

[nilamo]

Also, thread moved, as opening a terminal is unrelated to python.

[sylas]

After many trials on my windows, I succeeded to replace Powershell by command prompt. The nex prompts I have now, are:.....C:\Users\sylvain>      and  C:\Windows\system32>   but  none of them accepts ls or locate file    So these command prompts are not usefulll.  Another big trouble since I am on Windows: I cannot find  the url where to post new threads. Before I was on Linux and had no such problems. Thanks for your reply.

[sylas]

I know my promt should be: C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe    For the moment I have: C:\Windows\System32> So cmc.exe is missing. I guess I shall upload somewhere cmd.exe   , but where ??

[wavic]

cmd.exe is the name of the Windows program which in Linux is called virtual terminal. Hit CTRL+R and type cmd in the text field. Hit ENTER. It should open a command line interpreter with the corresponding prompt. Another way to run it is via apps menu. Can't tell more because I don't use Windows at all.
https://www.howtogeek.com/235101/10-ways...indows-10/