if You do not cd drive then how will u format c drive ?
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Answer / saravanan
windows 98 boot floppy use that boot then format the c drive
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Answer / saravanan
windows 98 boot floppy use that boot then format the c drive
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Answer / smithy
If your computer has the option in bios to boot from a USB
device then either use an External CD drive or an external
floppy drive. In the case of External floppy drive, the best
one i have found is an IBM unit. Comes in handy when you
need to load up SCSI drivers on server with no fdd.
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Answer / kishore
either by ans posted by Smithy, Saravanan incase od win 98
If its a server, U do have ILO/RSA console they do have the
option of mouting iso images
This helps if you have tow or more systems/servers in an network
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