Configures a hard disk for use with MS-DOS.

FDISK [/STATUS] /X

Fdisk script file?- Fdisk can run from an external file, allowing you to quickly create and delete partitions. To do this, create a file using the DOS?edit?command. Below are the steps required for generating said file.

Edit fdisk.scr?- In the edit screen, enter the commands you want to run in fdisk. For example, if you want to run fdisk and display the partition information, you would enter 4.

Because fdisk requires you to press?Enter?after a selection, press?Ctrl+P?and then press?Ctrl+M?to create a music symbol, which acts as a carriage return.

If you need to press the?Esc key, you would use?Ctrl+P?and then press?Esc, which would be represented as a backward arrow.

When you input commands to run FDISK, they must be on one line; do not place each command on separate lines.

Once you have created the script file, you can then type?fdisk < fdisk.scr?that will then execute the?script?file. If the script file encounters an error during its process, you need to recreate the script file where the mistake occurred.

fdisk

Open the fdisk option screen that you can see in the fdisk simulation.