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Explanation of Format Command

Here is a quick explanation of some of the switches you can use with the Format command on our boot disks. If you type:

format /?

you will get a list that includes the following switches:

/v:[label] - specifies new volume label
/q - quick format
/s - copies system files to disk (removed under Win ME)
/c - tests clusters that are currently marked bad

Here are more switches which are being separated because you will probably never need any of these:

/f:size - specifies the size of the floppy.
/b: - allocates space on the formatted floppy for system files
/t:tracks - specifies number of tracks per disk side
/n:sectors - specifies number of sectors per track
/1 - formats single side of floppy
/4 - formats a 5.25 inch 360k floppy in a high density drive
/8 - formats 8 sectors per track

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