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Open CMD in the Visual Studio Code terminal

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Whenever I open the terminal in Visual Studio Code, I get a bash shell. I want to add CMD as a second shell. To do that, I went through the VS Code documentation and found this command:

CTRL+SHIFT+`

But it only opens a second bash shell. Is there a shortcut for opening CMD in the integrated terminal, rather than opening it in an external console?

Screengrab showing console window in VSCode

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vineethc4f Avatar asked Sep 08 '17 02:09

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  1. Press Ctrl + Shift + P to open the command palette.
  2. Type 'profile' in the searcher.
  3. Select 'Terminal: Select Default Profile'.
  4. Select 'Command Prompt'
  5. The next time you try to open the terminal you should see 'CMD' instead of 'PowerShell'.
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