🔒 Closed Sino marunong sa diskpart sa cmd?

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yepoy1021

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mga boss nag diskpart ako using usb kasi gagawa ako ng bootable device kasi mag rereformat ako... kaso pagkatapos ko i type ang format fs=ntfs na exit ang cmd

ngaun di ko na ma kita ang usb pero na dedetect sya sa disk management kaso no media ang nakalagay

patulong naman po hiram lang tong usb na to huhu
 
Ts, kulang ka lang ng assign command.

Ganito full procedure.
  1. diskpart
  2. lis dis
  3. sel dis <drive number>
  4. clean
  5. cre par pri
  6. act
  7. format fs=ntfs (optional ang quick)
  8. assign
 
uu tapos g format fs=ntfs di ko na mark as active kasi na close a g cmd tapos di na makita sa my comp ang usb pero nakikita sa disk mngt kaso walang storage no media nakalagay
 
  1. . Open Command Prompt > Type: diskpart and hit Enter;
  2. 2. Type:chkdsk h: /f (replace h with a drive letter of your hard dive or removable device) in diskpart and hit Enter;
  3. 3. Type: chkdsk h: /r (replace h with a drive letter of your hard dive or removable device) and hit Enter;
  4. 4. Type: exit and hit Enter to finish the process.
  5. 5. Click Start > All Programs > Accessories;
  6. 6. Click System Tools > System Restore;
  7. 7. Sign in your administrator password to confirm the system restore process;
 
uu tapos g format fs=ntfs di ko na mark as active kasi na close a g cmd tapos di na makita sa my comp ang usb pero nakikita sa disk mngt kaso walang storage no media nakalagay
Hmm...
I-active mo na lang po yung partition.

Yung procedure dun sa taas, yung 2nd post, palitan mo ts yung assign ng active, pagkatapos nun, saka mo siya i-assign.
 
  1. . Open Command Prompt > Type: diskpart and hit Enter;
  2. 2. Type:chkdsk h: /f (replace h with a drive letter of your hard dive or removable device) in diskpart and hit Enter;
  3. 3. Type: chkdsk h: /r (replace h with a drive letter of your hard dive or removable device) and hit Enter;
  4. 4. Type: exit and hit Enter to finish the process.
  5. 5. Click Start > All Programs > Accessories;
  6. 6. Click System Tools > System Restore;
  7. 7. Sign in your administrator password to confirm the system restore process;
subukan ko to mmaya sir
 
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