DeleteDosDevice Activation Free Download For PC Deletes a DosDevice definition. /DeleteDosDeviceDrive is a small console utility that deletes a DosDevice definition. DeleteDosDeviceDriveSpec: [-y] DriveSpec: is the drive to remove, e.g. U: -y assume answer 'Yes' Admin rights required. Returns Errorlevels: 0 - successfully removed the DosDevice definition 1 - invalid drive letter 2 - DosDevice not found 3 - removal of the DosDevice failed DeleteDosDeviceDebug Description: Deletes a DosDevice definition. /DeleteDosDeviceDebug is a small console utility that deletes a DosDevice definition. DeleteDosDeviceDebug DriveSpec: [-y] DriveSpec: is the drive to remove, e.g. U: -y assume answer 'Yes' Admin rights required. Returns Errorlevels: 0 - successfully removed the DosDevice definition 1 - invalid drive letter 2 - DosDevice not found 3 - removal of the DosDevice failed DeleteDosDeviceEx is a small console utility that deletes a DosDevice definition. DeleteDosDeviceEx DriveSpec: [-y] DriveSpec: is the drive to remove, e.g. U: -y assume answer 'Yes' Admin rights required. Returns Errorlevels: 0 - successfully removed the DosDevice definition 1 - invalid drive letter 2 - DosDevice not found 3 - removal of the DosDevice failed DeleteDosDeviceExEx Description: Deletes a DosDevice definition. /DeleteDosDeviceExEx is a small console utility that deletes a DosDevice definition. DeleteDosDeviceExEx DriveSpec: [-y] DriveSpec: is the drive to remove, e.g. U: -y assume answer 'Yes' Admin rights required. Returns Errorlevels: 0 - successfully removed the DosDevice definition 1 - invalid drive letter 2 - DosDevice not found 3 - removal of the DosDevice failed DeleteDosDevices is a small console utility that removes all existing DosDevice definitions. DeleteDosDevices DriveSpec: [-y] DriveSpec: is the drive to remove, e.g. U: -y assume answer 'Yes' Admin rights required. 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Usage: delete dos device Spec [drive] [u:] Example: delete dos device U: Example: delete dos device A: C:\remos\delete dos device A:\ Parameters: Spec is the drive to remove, e.g. U: -y assume answer 'Yes' Admin rights required. Important: delete DosDevice definitions (based on magic strings) will only work for the drives of the computer. After this procedure Windows will restart with a new registry entry. DeleteDosDevice is a small console utility that deletes a DosDevice definition. DeleteDosDevice DriveSpec: [-y] DriveSpec: is the drive to remove, e.g. U: -y assume answer 'Yes' Admin rights required. Returns Errorlevels: 0 - successfully removed the DosDevice definition 1 - invalid drive letter 2 - DosDevice not found 3 - removal of the DosDevice failed Description: 'DeleteDosDevice' was written by Willem van Schaik. Usage: delete dos device Spec [drive] [u:] Example: delete dos device U: Example: delete dos device A: C:\remos\delete dos device A:\ Parameters: Spec is the drive to remove, e.g. U: -y assume answer 'Yes' Admin rights required. Important: delete DosDevice definitions (based on magic strings) will only work for the drives of the computer. After this procedure Windows will restart with a new registry entry. DeleteDosDevice is a small console utility that deletes a DosDevice definition. DeleteDosDevice DriveSpec: [-y] DriveSpec: is the drive to remove, e.g. U: -y assume answer 'Yes' Admin rights required. Returns Errorlevels: 0 - successfully removed the DosDevice definition 1 - invalid drive letter 2 - DosDevice not found 3 - removal of the DosDevice failed Description: 'DeleteDosDevice' was written by Willem van Schaik. 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