I want to enter the root directory of the USB flash drive under pure DOS, why is it still the C disk

The administrator is administrator.,Ordinary people don't like to add a password to him.,It may be empty.。 You go straight to the car and try it, can you get in?

If there is a problem with booting, you can install it in the normal way first, and install the system on the same disk, but you have to install it in a different directory. After restarting, select the original system from the boot menu that appears. If you can't boot normally, you can change the implication under the C pack) and change the new system and the old system.

Or, there is a software on the Internet to crack the administrator, use it as a disc guide, you can directly change the administrator's mouth, you search on the Internet. Reference.

Use dospass to crack the login password of the administrator, and then fix it.

You can search on the Internet, or use DOS House's one-click ghost, which has a Chinese version of the cracked win2000 winxp login password, which is related to one-click ghost**.

If you have other machines with XP, you can just copy an NTLDR and try it, and you should be fine.

This is possible if your other hard drive partitions are in NTFS format, as DOS does not recognize NTFS format.

You can use the dir command to look at the file under the disk to confirm whether it is your USB flash drive.

In the DOS environment, there is no drive USB flash drive, so the system cannot recognize the USB flash drive.

Please, you can't use a USB flash drive under DOS.

It is recommended to repair the installation directly with the installation disk!

What did you use to guide into DOS?

In the DOS command set, there is no "internal" command that allows you to directly view all disks. Only its "External" command can view partition information and drive letter identification.

1. Operation: At the cursor of the DOS environment, enter diskpart and press enter; When the "diskpart> prompt appears, continue to enter the "list volume" parameter, press enter, and all partitions and drive letters in the current system will be displayed. See the diagram below:

2. DOS, that is, the earliest disk operating system. That is, the human-computer interaction mode of keyboard input command line mode to control the computer to perform tasks;

3. The dos command set is divided into two types. dos's command program, which comes with a number of commonly used "internal" sub-commands; Most of its more powerful "external" commands are stored in the DOS folder. If a command program file is missing, it cannot be invoked and executed.

Pure DOS under the U disk needs to be driven, if there is no driver, it will not be displayed, and there will be no drive letter, but if your U disk has been mass-produced by itself and made into a boot disk, you can see it under the doc, and the system will also assign a drive letter to the U disk.