Hi John,
Have you tried using a different keyboard??
Try cleaning out both the male & female PS2 connections
for the keyboard as well.
Perhaps even try a USB keyboard if you have one available.
You can't format c: drive from within Windows if this
partition contains your windows OS.
If this is the case, skip the next parragraph on how to
format using Windows 2000, the section after this will
explain how to do it using DOS.
To format a drive in Windows 2000, look at this article:
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/WindowsSer
v/2003/all/deployguide/en-us/Default.asp?
url=/resources/documentation/WindowsServ/2003/all/deploygui
de/en-us/dmebj_env_ixtx.asp
To format a drive in DOS:
Create a DOS boot disk.
Boot using the DOS boot disk.
to format the c: drive, run:
format c:
You can use fdisk if you want to mess around with your
partitions.
Alternatively, boot up using the Win2000 CD (it is a
bootable CD); you can format the drive from the
installation CD. Doing this will allow you to format the
drive only once (instead of twice) if you want to setup
the partition to be NTFS.
Regards,
Gav Amm
and when it does let me type i have to hold the butons
down so im just going to format the C: drive , so what is
the DOS cmd to format the C: drive in win 2000 pro thatnk
you very much