Where i press a button or something and it automatically formats the drives without any further intervention from me?
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Actually just for Windows 2000 advanced server.Originally posted by railz
Do you want an unattended XP install or just a format?
No need for reinstall. I guess some sort of app where i press a button or click and then it goes through the operation of formatting the drives from that point on ..Comment
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you could probably just create a .bat (or .com) file on your desktop and put "format drive: /y" in it?
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I think it would workOriginally posted by JSA Matt
you could probably just create a .bat (or .com) file on your desktop and put "format drive: /y" in it?
someone help me out with this...Comment
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Yeah a batch file with echoes for responses would work - I think. Been a while since I worked in DOS.
Anyway if you're just looking to set up an unattended Win2K install, try this
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Originally posted by JSA Matt
you could probably just create a .bat (or .com) file on your desktop and put "format drive: /y" in it?
someone help me out with this...
true , ill test it out on a dummy box see how its doesComment
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sounds like revenge to me......
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Or a panic button, if there's an unexpected knock at the door..Originally posted by jukeboxfrank
sounds like revenge to me......
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Format wouldn't really do much as it can be stopped/recovered. you can build little explosives inside the drive that will burn it to a crisp at the touch of a button thoughOriginally posted by BB-Rick
Or a panic button, if there's an unexpected knock at the door..
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interesting ill touch base with on this laterOriginally posted by JSA Matt
Format wouldn't really do much as it can be stopped/recovered. you can build little explosives inside the drive that will burn it to a crisp at the touch of a button though
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Just do it manually ... not like it's hardOriginally posted by rayadp05Comment
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Originally posted by JSA Matt
Format wouldn't really do much as it can be stopped/recovered. you can build little explosives inside the drive that will burn it to a crisp at the touch of a button though
Heheh we used to pull this prank at college. Open up a floppy case, coat the disk with a very thin mixture of red match heads (ground very carefully) and clear nail varnish and watch people's floppy drives go up in flames
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