Format the hard disk with Windows XP installation disk partition

        Just bought back the new hard disk, it can be used after partitioning and formatting. Now we can use the partition formatting tool with XP installation CD to partition the hard disk. Its function is much stronger than 98 Fdisk, and it is interactive. Graphical interface. When working with the partition on the XP installation CD: Diskpart to partition, you no longer need to pay attention to what is the main DOS partition, what is the extended partition, logical partition. The format command of the installation CD is still Format, but it is much more powerful. It can directly format the hard disk as FAT/FAT32/NTFS by adding parameters. 1. Partition the hard disk
1. Boot DEL, enter BiOS, set the first boot to CD-ROM, then insert the XP installation CD, use it to start, follow the prompts, and enter the following interface: Figure 1 2. Press the Enter key, if not previously A total, the following interface will appear: Figure 2 3. Then click on the "C" on the keyboard, this interface appears: Figure 3 4, see the number displayed inside, it is not the size of the hard disk, we delete this number first Fill in the partition size, then press Enter, the C drive is created, then we will follow the prompts to create other partitions for the hard drive. But in the end, XP has to leave 10M of space to not divide. 5. After the partition is completed, press the ESC key to exit. So simple? Yes, it's that simple, it's much easier to use than Fdisk! Second, delete the original partition
If we are not very satisfied with the original partition, we can also go back and delete the original partition. In the interface shown below, move to the partition you want to delete, press D, then press L, the partition is deleted, is it very simple? Figure 4 3. Format the partition:
Enter the command at the command prompt C:\\> format c:/parameter /fs: disk format. Ha ha. Is it a bit complicated, can't understand it, no hurry, here are two examples you will: 1. Format the C drive to FAT32 format: C:>format C:/fs:fat32 2. Quick format D disk is NTFS format: C:>format d:/q/fs:NTFS Is this partitioning tool much simpler than Fdisk under 98?