Windows 10: Unable to create Command Prompt output like I have done before regarding the Dir command

Since I am retired and enjoying my life at home with my wife, she has not one complaint with me working on my home Projects for our home. I haven't swayed away from enjoying being on this PC even here at home. I Love it!!!!


This output below is what I am talking about regarding this list. I cannot confirm this was created with a Command Prompt Dir command or with PowerShell. I have been trying to duplicate this in both Command Prompt and PowerShell without success. I used to be quite proficient with both methods however after a long period of time of illness Not related to COVID-19, I have seemed to not have this information stored away to recall it back.


I you are able to assist me with this, I will greatly appreciate having as many eyes taking a look at this issue with Batch Command Prompt and/or PowerShell


Thank you, Charles


List of Folders on this PC


Volume in drive C has no label.

Volume Serial Number is C82F-2793



Directory of c:\users\charles

Directory of c:\users\charles\.vscode

Directory of c:\users\charles\.vscode\extensions

Directory of c:\users\charles\3D Objects

Directory of c:\users\charles\AppData

Directory of c:\users\charles\AppData\Local


Once I was at the level of creating the above file, my next step is to include all the files within the folder. If you can provide this coding I would greatly appreciate this also.

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