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command to format mount points in windows 2003

I need a command to format the mount point in windows 2003.

Generally we use the following command to format a volume in windows

type C:\sri.txt| FORMAT E: /v:volume /Q /fs:NTFS

But by using the same command we can't format the mount points. So is there any command to format a mount point in windows

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You can specify a mount point to format in exactly the same way you specify a drive letter:

format [mount point] [your other flags]

I believe you may need to include the trailing backslash for mount points, though.

zerocrates  2010-05-03 07:44:52

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