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vass0922 · 08-25-2003, 01:43 PM

when you install Win2k you have the option to repartition. After its done re-partitioning it will automatically format the drive to whatever filesystem you desire between NTFS and FAT

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There's really no 'commands' per say, as there is no command prompt
The install process will give you the necessary options of deleting the current partitions, then create new ones and then after that part is done it will ask you what file system to make the system partition. Once you've completed the install and are in Win2k you can use disk management to format any remaining partitions

08-25-2003, 01:43 PM	#4 (permalink)
vass0922 Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: TOO close to Wash DC Posts: 7,955	when you install Win2k you have the option to repartition. After its done re-partitioning it will automatically format the drive to whatever filesystem you desire between NTFS and FAT Welcome to TechIMO! --- edit --- There's really no 'commands' per say, as there is no command prompt The install process will give you the necessary options of deleting the current partitions, then create new ones and then after that part is done it will ask you what file system to make the system partition. Once you've completed the install and are in Win2k you can use disk management to format any remaining partitions __________________ << Insert exceedingly large and overly verbose message of how 1337 you are here including full specs of every vehicle you've ever driven and PC you've owned >> Last edited by vass0922 : 08-25-2003 at 01:47 PM.