well Aryan,There are commands which can take care of this.
If you are using Ms-DOS, the command is Format.

Just go to particular drive and write Format

Example:
C:\> Format < Enter Key>
The above command format C drive and make it empty .
Or
To format some other drive another ways is :
Format < drive name>
C:/> Format D: < Enter key >
The above command format D drive and make it empty .

In windows It is very simple
Just Right click on the drive you want to format and click "Format..."

Answered by Hemant Singh , an ibibo Master, at 4:43 PM on August 06, 2008

There are commands which can take care of this.
If you are using Ms-DOS, the command is Format.

Just go to particular drive and write Format

Example:
C:\> Format < Enter Key>
The above command format C drive and make it empty .
Or
To format some other drive another ways is :
Format < drive name>
C:/> Format D: < Enter key >
The above command format D drive and make it empty .

In windows It is very simple
Just Right click on the drive you want to format and click "Format..."

Answered by Shobhit , an ibibo Master, at 6:24 PM on August 05, 2008

well Aryan,There are commands which can take care of this.
If you are using Ms-DOS, the command is Format.

Just go to particular drive and write Format

Example:
C:\> Format < Enter Key>
The above command format C drive and make it empty .
Or
To format some other drive another ways is :
Format < drive name>
C:/> Format D: < Enter key >
The above command format D drive and make it empty .

In windows It is very simple
Just Right click on the drive you want to format and click "Format..."

Answered by .... ..... , an ibibo Master, at 8:53 AM on July 29, 2008

well Aryan,There are commands which can take care of this.
If you are using Ms-DOS, the command is Format.

Just go to particular drive and write Format

Example:
C:\> Format < Enter Key>
The above command format C drive and make it empty .
Or
To format some other drive another ways is :
Format < drive name>
C:/> Format D: < Enter key >
The above command format D drive and make it empty .

In windows It is very simple
Just Right click on the drive you want to format and click "Format..."

Answered by Santosh Kuma , an ibibo Master, at 8:54 AM on July 25, 2008

well Aryan,There are commands which can take care of this.
If you are using Ms-DOS, the command is Format.

Just go to particular drive and write Format

Example:
C:\> Format < Enter Key>
The above command format C drive and make it empty .
Or
To format some other drive another ways is :
Format < drive name>
C:/> Format D: < Enter key >
The above command format D drive and make it empty .

In windows It is very simple
Just Right click on the drive you want to format and click "Format..."

Follow the steps to format the drive.

Answered by Rocky , an ibibo Master, at 4:40 PM on July 24, 2008

hi there

Just go to particular drive and write Format

Example:
C:\> Format < Enter Key>
The above command format C drive and make it empty .
Or
To format some other drive another ways is :
Format < drive name>
C:/> Format D: < Enter key >
The above command format D drive and make it empty .

Answered by Reeta K , an ibibo Master, at 12:26 PM on July 22, 2008

well Aryan,There are commands which can take care of this.
If you are using Ms-DOS, the command is Format.

Just go to particular drive and write Format

Example:
C:\> Format < Enter Key>
The above command format C drive and make it empty .
Or
To format some other drive another ways is :
Format < drive name>
C:/> Format D: < Enter key >
The above command format D drive and make it empty .

In windows It is very simple
Just Right click on the drive you want to format and click "Format..."

Follow the steps to format the drive.

Answered by Satya ~ , an ibibo Master, at 2:19 PM on July 21, 2008

well Aryan,There are commands which can take care of this.
If you are using Ms-DOS, the command is Format.

Just go to particular drive and write Format

Example:
C:\> Format < Enter Key>
The above command format C drive and make it empty .
Or
To format some other drive another ways is :
Format < drive name>
C:/> Format D: < Enter key >
The above command format D drive and make it empty .

In windows It is very simple
Just Right click on the drive you want to format and click "Format..."

Follow the steps to format the drive.

Answered by Debashis , an ibibo Master, at 5:47 PM on July 19, 2008

There are commands which can take care of this.
If you are using Ms-DOS, the command is Format.

Just go to particular drive and write Format

Example:
C:\> Format < Enter Key>
The above command format C drive and make it empty .
Or
To format some other drive another ways is :
Format < drive name>
C:/> Format D: < Enter key >
The above command format D drive and make it empty .

In windows It is very simple
Just Right click on the drive you want to format and click "Format..."

Follow the steps to format the drive.

Answered by R.P. Singh , an ibibo Master, at 8:00 PM on July 18, 2008

There are commands which can take care of this.
If you are using Ms-DOS, the command is Format.

Just go to particular drive and write Format

Example:
C:\> Format < Enter Key>
The above command format C drive and make it empty .
Or
To format some other drive another ways is :
Format < drive name>
C:/> Format D: < Enter key >
The above command format D drive and make it empty .

In windows It is very simple
Just Right click on the drive you want to format and click "Format..."

Follow the steps to format the drive.

Answered by Arvind Pal , an ibibo Master, at 7:48 PM on July 18, 2008