How to open Windows CMD so that it starts in the current folder? [duplicate]

When I'm working in a folder in Windows Explorer, sometimes I have a need to run some CMD command in this folder.

How do I open the command line from a current folder, so the console opens in the current directory?

Example:

I work in D:\Apps\Test. I would like to have a possibility to open a command prompt with the same context (meaning: D:\Apps\Test), so I don't have to navigate to this folder again within a console, ie. so it opens cd'd to the current location.

EDIT: The solutions from this topic do not work for me, what's why I asked a separate question.

Solution 1:

You can also shift-right-click in a folder, and notice a new entry in the context menu (Open command window here):

Solution 2:

Enter cmd in explorer's address bar & press enter

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Solution 3:

How do I open Windows CMD in explorer from the current folder?

Enter cmd in the explorer address bar and press Enter

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Solution 4:

Hold down shift while right-clicking anywhere in the folder. You will be presented with an option to "Open Command Window Here".

You can also shift + right click on any sub folder and open a command window there as well.