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ERD Commander 

Winternals Software LP

 

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After the disks are loaded, a stripped–down version of Windows NT will start, 

displaying the familiar boot–time Blue Screen that presents the NT version 

number, system memory size, and number of processors present. ERD 

Commander then starts automatically and enters a command–line 

environment nearly identical to the one NT implements in Command–Prompt. 

Figure 3-1 is a presentation of what a typical display looks like after ERD 

Commander has started. ERD Commander presents information on the disk 

drives that are recognized and the drive letters it has assigned for them. 

Volume name, file system type, and drive size data should help you identify 

particular drives. (Note that this information can be reproduced with the MAP 

command while using ERD Commander.) 

Microsoft (R) Windows NT (TM) Version 4.Ø 
1 System Processor [128 MB Memory] 

ERD Commander v1.Ø 
Copyright (C) 1998 Winternals Software LLC 

http://www.winternals.com 
 
Drive letter mappings: 
A: \Device\FloppyØ\                       FAT 
C: \Device\HarddiskØ\Partition1\ WINDOWS  FAT   1Ø15744 KB 
D: \Device\HarddiskØ\Partition2\ WINNT    NTFS   2Ø56ØØ KB 
E: \Device\HarddiskØ\Partition3\ SRC      FAT    87Ø64Ø KB 
F: \Device\HarddiskØ\Partition4\ TEST     NTFS    2Ø128 KB 
G: \Device\CdromØ\                        CDFS 
 
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