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CHDRIVE changes the current drive.
 
CHDRIVE drive$
    ■ The argument drive$ must correspond to an existing drive and must be
      in the range A to lastdrive, where lastdrive is the maximum drive
      letter you set in your CONFIG.SYS file.
    ■ If you omit the argument drive$, BASIC generates an error.
    ■ If you supply a null argument ("") for drive$, the current drive does
      not change.
    ■ If the argument drive$ is more than one character, CHDRIVE uses only
      the first letter.
 
Usage Notes
    ■ CHDRIVE is not case sensitive. "C" is the same as "c".