Easy question i think... maybe

I am trying to make a log of all my directories and sub directories in the C: drive. Dose anybody know how to make a log of them using the “dir /s” command from a command prompt?

 

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dir /s >> nameoffile.txt
bam

 

A bit more on Colemanguy' post>

See what is inside a folder.

Command Prompt. Navigate to folder. Type....dir> filelist.txt /s (Enter)

File gets saved to that folder. Open file in notepad.

OR

Type Dir /b>C:\list.txt

[include "/s" for sub-directories listing] File ends up in the root of C drive.

[Type Dir /? for more command-line parameters]

 

AHHH ok i got what i needed from yalls posts. Typing dir /s>C:\everythingonC.txt got me what i wanted. Thanks all