nightwolf75 Moderator Staff member Oct 12, 2007 #42 kitkat said: c:> format a: /u Click to expand... c:>format a:/s (think dats how i create a system disc...) :think:
kitkat said: c:> format a: /u Click to expand... c:>format a:/s (think dats how i create a system disc...) :think:
W wazzup5 Deregistered Oct 12, 2007 #43 nightwolf75 said: c:>format a:/s (think dats how i create a system disc...) :think: Click to expand... Shorter and simpler way without formatting the disk C:\> sys a:
nightwolf75 said: c:>format a:/s (think dats how i create a system disc...) :think: Click to expand... Shorter and simpler way without formatting the disk C:\> sys a:
Yappy Senior Member Oct 12, 2007 #44 Ola said: c:\>deltree /y :sweat: Click to expand... I still keep a copy of the MS DOS book. U can still use the commands in windows..
Ola said: c:\>deltree /y :sweat: Click to expand... I still keep a copy of the MS DOS book. U can still use the commands in windows..
W wazzup5 Deregistered Oct 12, 2007 #45 Yappy said: I still keep a copy of the MS DOS book. U can still use the commands in windows.. Click to expand... Depends on which commands, certain comands like xcopy, has been removed
Yappy said: I still keep a copy of the MS DOS book. U can still use the commands in windows.. Click to expand... Depends on which commands, certain comands like xcopy, has been removed
L lsisaxon Senior Member Oct 12, 2007 #46 wazzup5 said: Shorter and simpler way without formatting the disk C:\> sys a: Click to expand... Remember to copy the command.com also.
wazzup5 said: Shorter and simpler way without formatting the disk C:\> sys a: Click to expand... Remember to copy the command.com also.
V vince123123 Guest Oct 12, 2007 #47 That's funny, I've been using xcopy every day as part of my startup.bat file in Win XP. Maybe someone added it
That's funny, I've been using xcopy every day as part of my startup.bat file in Win XP. Maybe someone added it
V vince123123 Guest Oct 12, 2007 #48 I recall that command.com is added as part of the sys command. lsisaxon said: Remember to copy the command.com also. Click to expand...
I recall that command.com is added as part of the sys command. lsisaxon said: Remember to copy the command.com also. Click to expand...
L lsisaxon Senior Member Oct 12, 2007 #49 nightwolf75 said: c:>chkdsk c:>fdisk c:>rename *.* *.com etc.... wonder how many people still remember all those DOS commands? :bsmilie: Click to expand... I still use cmd in windows so still use a lot of dos commands.
nightwolf75 said: c:>chkdsk c:>fdisk c:>rename *.* *.com etc.... wonder how many people still remember all those DOS commands? :bsmilie: Click to expand... I still use cmd in windows so still use a lot of dos commands.
L lsisaxon Senior Member Oct 12, 2007 #50 vince123123 said: I recall that command.com is added as part of the sys command. Click to expand... I think the later version of DOS does that.. the earlier version just copy msdos.sys and io.sys.
vince123123 said: I recall that command.com is added as part of the sys command. Click to expand... I think the later version of DOS does that.. the earlier version just copy msdos.sys and io.sys.
Yappy Senior Member Oct 17, 2007 #51 vince123123 said: I recall that command.com is added as part of the sys command. Click to expand... Yes.. when you sys... it
vince123123 said: I recall that command.com is added as part of the sys command. Click to expand... Yes.. when you sys... it
Yappy Senior Member Oct 17, 2007 #52 lsisaxon said: I think the later version of DOS does that.. the earlier version just copy msdos.sys and io.sys. Click to expand... OK.. new to me. good to know. Thanks bros
lsisaxon said: I think the later version of DOS does that.. the earlier version just copy msdos.sys and io.sys. Click to expand... OK.. new to me. good to know. Thanks bros