When you are working with scripts and command line tools, it not uncommon that you want a command prompt in the folder where these scripts and command line tools are stored. The easy thing to do would be to create a shortcut to the command prompt that opens at that location:

1) right click on the desktop (or in the folder where you want your shortcut and select "New" > "Shortcut".
2) for location of the item, simply enter "cmd.exe" (you don't need to specify the path because it is located in the system path) and press the "Next" button
3) next, give the shortcut a friendly name, like "My Scripts" and press the enter key
4) now right click on your new shortcut and choose "Properties"
5) the default tab shown should be the "Shortcut" tab. On this tab enter the desired folder path in the field marked "Start in" and you are done.

But suppose you don't keep all your scripts or command line tools in one place. In that case a more dynamic way of getting there is in order and here's the trick: add "Command Prompt Here" to your file explorer context menu. Here's how:

Launch a command prompt with elevated privileges and enter the following command:

reg add "HKLM\software\classes\folder\shell\Command Prompt Here\Command" /ve /d "cmd.exe /k pushd %L" /t REG_SZ

That does it...