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John Gilpin wrote:
>>From the DOS Command line, have you tried "FDisk"? I think it is self
> explanatory but be careful to format the right disk - Formatting your C
> Drive would be disastrous.
>
> If in doubt, most basic DOS books will walk you through the procedure or the
> Help facility in Windows (if you search "FDisk") will give you the info.
>
> Hope this helps,
You have to ignore all these messages about the command line!
XP does it from administrative tools, and the easiest route to that from
"My COmputer" has already been described.
This method is *so* much better than the old command line tools, as it
would be very hard indeed to format the wrong disk (8-)#
Laurence Reeves wrote a great scam program, for DOS (when that was
*real* and not emulated). It looked just like a real format, including
disk access.
Tony
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