Try out this “PowerToy” from Microsoft:
Open Command Window Here
This PowerToy adds an “Open Command Window Here” context menu option on file system folders, giving you a quick way to open a command window (cmd.exe) pointing at the selected folder.
EDIT : This software will not work on any version of Windows apart from Windows XP.

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