Dude, you ve been using DOS commands for many years to explain it to me. 25

1. If you use the deletree command, you should use it like this, in a pure dos environment, assume that the 000 directory and its subfiles are deleted.

c:\>deletree 000

Or. c:\>rd 000

That's it, you can enter which directory you want to delete.

2. Clean up the self-starting software Try 360, I've been using it, it's very good.

By the way, although I haven't used the Frozen Sprite, it should be in the boot system options, and it can't be changed to start, only uninstalled. Perhaps, that's how I used the Restore Wizard before.

I just took a look at 360 Security Guard, and the problem you said seems to be solved, open 360, enter Optimization Acceleration, select the startup item, click on the scheduled task, and the self-starting plug-in ......Just find your Frozen Spirit and disable it.

3. Common commands:

1 dir to view the files and folders in the directory you are currently in.

s: View the files and folders of the current directory and all its subdirectories.

A: View all files including suppressed files.

ah: Only hidden files are shown.

w: Displays files and folders in a compact way (5 files in one row).

p: Displayed in pagination (automatically paused after one page is displayed).

2 cd cd directory name: Go to a specific directory. If you see a directory that reads: abcdef ghi Yes.

Input: Enter the directory.

cd falls back to the root directory.

cd..Return to the previous level of directory.

3 md rd

md directory name: Create a specific folder. (DOS is used to be called a directory, and win is used to be called a text.)

Piece clamps. Hehe! ）

rd directory name: Deletes a specific folder.

4 CLS Clear Screen.

5 copy

copy Path Filename Path Filename : Copy a file to another place.

6 move

move path filename path filename : move one file (i.e. cut + copy) to another.

A place. 7 del

del filename: Deletes a file.

del *.Deletes all files in the current folder.

del cannot delete folders.

8 deltree

Delete the folder and all the subfolders below it, as well as the files.

9 format

format x: :x represents the drive letter, which formats a partition. Under DOS it is in FAT file system format.

When installing Windows 2000, you will be asked if you want to convert to NTFS.

10 type

I picked a few from the Internet, and there are many more, but I basically don't need them now.

First: Forcibly delete the folder containing the file with deletree [folder name].

Third: the commonly used dos commands are, file and directory view command dir, directory create md, delete directory rd, change current directory cd, file delete command del. Copy command copy, xcopy

Disk formatting, commands, formatting, and so on.