I'm trying to automatically FDISK and FORMAT a PC from an A drive, as in previous message... Is there a way, once a C drive has been DOS partitioned, but before formatting, that I can verify existance of the C drive through a BIOS call?
I have experimented with "IF EXIST" and "LABEL" commands within my .BAT and .BAT calling .TXT based procedure with no luck...
Thanks! Frank
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: I have experimented with "IF EXIST" and "LABEL" commands within my .BAT and .BAT calling .TXT based procedure with no luck...
: Thanks! Frank
Frank,
Have you tried running a Directory on C from your batch file using DIR C: as the DOS command? Would seem to me that you would get error if C not exist, but no error if it did exist, although no files are resident on C. I don't know, just an idea.