Once preparation of the bootable 3.5-inch USB / floppy disk is complete, you are ready to begin removing data. If you plan to use KillDisk for Hard Drives in Command Line mode, please skip the next section and read Boot to DOS (Command Line Mode). Īfter copying the file onto the USB / floppy, remove it from the USB / floppy drive. If you don't have the KillDisk for Hard Drives file, download it from. Click the Start button and follow the screen instructions until the process is complete.ĥ.1.2 Copying KILLDISK.EXE, DOS4GW.EXE Files to a USB / floppyĬopy the KillDisk for Hard Drives file (KILLDISK.EXE) and DOS-extender file (DOS4GW.EXE) to the bootable USB / floppy disk or startup disk in drive A.Enable the checkbox beside Create an MS-DOS startup disk.From the drop-down menu, click Format.
and follow the screen instructions until the process is complete. In the Add/Remove Programs screen, click the Startup Disk tab.From the Control Panel screen, click Add/Remove Programs.Click the Start button and click Settings > Control Panel.Follow on-screen messages until process is complete.On the screen, type the format command as follows:.Windows 95/98 MS-DOS or Command Prompt Mode To prepare a bootable USB / floppy from MS-DOS, Windows 95/98/ME/XP, put a blank 3.5-inch USB / floppy in the USB / floppy drive (drive A:) and follow the appropriate instructions below. If you want to create a bootable CD ROM, follow instructions in 3.2 Preparing a Bootable CD. If you have a bootable USB / floppy, skip to the Copy KillDisk to a USB / floppy section, below. This chapter describes the steps to create a DOS-bootable USB, floppy(a startup disk) and run the utility. For example, a computer technician who is assigned to erase the data on PCs with hard drives containing Windows operating systems or operating systems other than DOS or Windows, can use a single DOS-bootable USB / floppy to erase all data. This can be useful in a number of situations. It is small enough to operate from a single USB / floppy drive in a Microsoft DOS environment. 5.1 Preparing a DOS-Bootable USB / floppy KillDisk for Hard Drives is a powerful utility with a small footprint. Use these files while following the steps below to prepare a bootable disk. Click Next to continue.įrom the Select a Destination dialog, select the location where you want the folder to be placed.
In the window that opens, click Extract all files. This file contains everything you need to set up and run the application.ĭouble-click on the. After you purchase KillDisk, you will receive a zip file named KD-SETUP.zip.
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