Question for 11th December

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FDISK has been used to partition a disk into 3 volumes. You copy FDISK.EXE and FORMAT.COM onto the D: drive of a working Windows laptop.
You then copy various device drivers and system utilities to the E: drive.
Windows has become corrupt on C: drive and you want to format the drive. You start the system at the command prompt and log into the D: drive to run the format command. This procedure is wrong because it will wipe out the hard drive and all user data.

A) True

B) False

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[HIDE]B - not unless you tell it to format the whole drive?[/HIDE]

 

[hide]Stab in the dark at False[/hide]

 

[HIDE]B false it will only format the C partition[/HIDE]

 

[HIDE]False[/HIDE] for me!

 

[hide]i'm guessing B.[/hide]

 

B). False

 

[HIDE]B - False.[/HIDE]

 

[HIDE]Arroryn, you need to run the format command from whichever directory it resides in. In this case D:\ You would start the system up, change to the D drive and type format C:

Boyce has missed out the *C which is a necessary part of the syntax[/HIDE]

 

Well done to everyone who said B

 

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