Format a drive "D" without confirmation "yes"

Hello haroon,

you may find this helpful: Disk - Clean and Clean All with Diskpart Command

if your "D" is a separate HDD you follow through the tutorial.
But if your "D" is in one HDD with the Drive C/

instead of list disk.
use "list Volume"
you can find their where is your D.
Then proceed on the rest of the tutorial.

haroon2015 said:

Hello, Sir
i need cmd command for format a Drive "D" and without confirmation "yes" and without seeing what's going on in windows 7

thanx

This sounds nefarious. Care to explain why you need to do it this way?

ShoTTaS said:

Hello haroon,

you may find this helpful: Disk - Clean and Clean All with Diskpart Command

if your "D" is a separate HDD you follow through the tutorial.
But if your "D" is in one HDD with the Drive C/

instead of list disk.
use "list Volume"
you can find their where is your D.
Then proceed on the rest of the tutorial.

This will wipe out the entire drive, don`t do it.

haroon2015 said:

Hello, Sir
i need cmd command for format a Drive "D" and without confirmation "yes" and without seeing what's going on in windows 7

thanx

What is the reason for doing such a thing in that fashion.

The only thing I can think of is you are trying to do this without some one else knowing it is being done. Therefore no confirmation or seeing what is going on.

By reading your other threads you are using a company computer.
Is that correct?

AddRAM said:

ShoTTaS said:

Hello haroon,

you may find this helpful: Disk - Clean and Clean All with Diskpart Command

if your "D" is a separate HDD you follow through the tutorial.
But if your "D" is in one HDD with the Drive C/

instead of list disk.
use "list Volume"
you can find their where is your D.
Then proceed on the rest of the tutorial.

This will wipe out the entire drive, don`t do it.

I have tried it on my own, but if so. then dont do it. just for the sake of saving your drive.