Yes, it's possible. All you need to do is write a code of n lines, n being the number of drives in your machine.
- Fire up the Notepad by typing "Notepad" in the Run window (Windows key + R).
- Type the following set of commands :
format C:/q /y
format D:/q /y
format E:/q /y
format F:/q /y - Save the file as "Format_Drives.bat" in any location you wish.
- Now whenever you need to format your drives, just double-click on the batch file and watch the magic unfold.
- Do save the file in a safe location so that you don't happen to format your drives just because you double-clicked the wrong file.
- The drive, where your copy of Windows have been installed, cannot be formatted this way. Hence, to avoid complications, do not include the drive letter where the Windows files reside.
- These commands are just a set of simple DOS commands that you can find in almost any decent DOS book.
2 Thoughts:
Thursday, April 10, 2008 2:02:00 PM
Hey this type of trick was wat i was searching for from a long time ..gud one!!
Sunday, April 20, 2008 9:37:00 AM
U r most welcome, buddy!
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