How to View Hidden DOS information

DOS (Disk Operating System) IS INITIAL VIEW OF THE COMPUTER SCREEN WITH his trademark IS BLACK

for mengeoperasikannya is typed when the keyboard or the term-Syntax ....


Ok the following syntax is used to display the directory

Syntax that is used to display file or directory paths:

syntax:

TRUENAME filename -

FDISK / STATUS

There is an easier way to see the disk partition information. If we usually have to go first to FDISK and then select option 4. So with FDISK / STATUS ating SYSTElangsung we can directly see the partition information. This command can at least shorten the steps of our work and reduce the risk of error at FDISK. Note: This command will not work on DOS 3:30.

FDISK / MBR

The above command will write the master boot record on the hard disk without altering the partition table information. For the record, the writing on the master boot record (in this case) can cause some problems on some dual-boot programs. For those of you who have installed Linux and Windows on one hard disk and put LILO on the master boot record, you can eliminate the LILO command. You can also eliminate a virus that attacks the boot sector, by way of booting from a clean disk and FDISK / MBR.

SHELL = C: \ COMMAND.COM / P / F at (config.sys)

The above command will run a "Fail" on the "Abort, Retry, Fail" (option "Abort, Retry, Fail" commonly arise when the "problem" at the moment is at the DOS prompt).

VER / R

Displays information about the DOS version is more complete

Parameter Format secret

Determine the size of the cluster: format drive: / z: ClusterSize * 2

Not store information for unformat: Drive format: / u

example:

Format d: / z: 8 will produce cluster size of 4 kB Example:

Format d: / z: 32 will produce a cluster size of 16 kB



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