Is there a way to format the C drive without a disc?

There is no way! If you want format C, you must not be able to enter Windows, but if you don't enter Windows, how can you run the format? The only way is to start DOS on the disc!

In DOS, format Windows is also a C drive! I just got it last night! I installed the system!

It's too fast now! Ha ha!

It must be available under 98, after selecting the shutdown, it will appear to go to ms-dos, restart it and go in, and then, go back to the root directory of the c drive, and execute the format.

You can use the Windows startup disk to enter the DOS mode, type in DOS: format c: s q and you're good to go!

Good. 1. If it is a Windows 98 system, then please press the F8 key without stopping after booting up, and the startup options menu will pop up and select"command prompt only"item, enter the Command Prompt state, enter"format c:/s/q"That's it.

Second, if it is a win2000 window xp system, you can start a "nontor ghost2003" from the network, this software can be installed and run into the dos state, and cooperate"one"to format the disk.

Hehe, don't talk about yourself like that. Actually, there are many people who don't know how to use computers, and I'm one of them. Hehe!!

The question you asked can be very simple: C drive (right-click) --Format--Quick Format--OK. ok ！！

Type format c: under DOS and press enter.

You can only format the C disk under DOS, not the CD.

Because under Windows, files are in use, no matter which partition your operating system is installed on.

Can the C drive be formatted1. The C drive can be formatted, but not directly. C disk is a system disk, to format C disk, it must be formatted under DOS, after formatting C disk, it will not be able to enter the system, and the system files are gone, unless the operating system is installed separately. Therefore, you need to make a backup of the file before formatting.

2. Method: Use WinXP system installation disk to format. Use the XP system to install the CD to boot, boot to the hard disk selection interface, here, press the up and down arrows to select the C disk, then press D, then press L to delete the C partition, and then press C to recreate, here you can also partition according to your needs.

3. Select the C disk, press enter to install the system, and it will prompt formatting when installing the system in the next step, now generally select the quick format of NTFS format, press enter to start formatting, and then copy the file to install the system is completed.

The C drive cannot be formatted, you can clean the C drive by restoring the factory settings by system restore, 1, open the Windows 10 system, and click "Settings" in the start.

2. Tap on the "Update & Security" option in the settings.

3. Click on the 'Recover' option in the window and click on enter.

4. Click the [Start] button in "Recovery".

5. Finally, you can click [Next] to start restoring the system, you can restore the C drive, and the problem will be solved.

Yes, of course, if you want to format it when you reinstall the system, then the data in the C drive will be gone. Therefore, before formatting, copy the important data of the C drive to other disks (such as desktop files, my documents, etc.).

There is nothing that can be imagined and cannot be done. But after formatting the C disk, you can't enter the system.,(Unless your system is installed in another disk) and if you install a new system, you have to format the C disk.。。

Formatted the C drive.

The system needs to do it from there.

Drive C is the default system disk.

C disk can be in the system.

It can only be formatted when the yo warm tool is turned on

PQ Partition Master or something works very well.

It can be formatted, but if your system is installed in the C drive, you cannot format the C drive when you are in the system.

C disk is a system disk, if formatted, the system will crash, so to format C disk is better than to make a new system.

PE in the grid. There is also when using the tray system. By default, the C drive cannot be formatted in the existing system.

Yes, you can't get into the system after formatting.

Yes, but is your system mounted on a C drive? If you install it on the C drive, you'd better reinstall the system.