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microsoft has removed some useful command line options from its newest version of windows for consumers, windows me (millennium edition). the new os, set to be released in september [corrected from august – robgeek], refuses to run the “sys” command on a floppy drive [meaning “sys a:”] to create a [clean] boot disk, and also refuses to acknowledge the “format” command from the command line. [this does work when you boot from a windows me boot disk, but reportedly not when you are in the os booted off a hard drive.]

the register reported on this and the related problem of the trouble that this will pose to updating the bios on motherboards that require a boot disk. the only way to make a boot disk in windows me now is to use microsoft's gui tool that fills up most of the floppy disk with data, leaving little space (under 240 kb) left for bios update utilities and files.

rob's opinion
now why did microsoft change these commands? i can understand microsoft removing them so that it can protect itself from viruses that try to reformat hard drives caused by the poor security in its outlook mail client. however, ms should have put some kind of expert switch in there that will allow geeks to do whatever they want. i would expect that microsoft will eventually enable some sort of downloadable “sys” tool that will make a thinner boot disk for windows me. or why can't we just delete some of those 30 useless programs that microsoft installs on the boot disk? i'm sure you don't need all of them to boot.

if microsoft cared about the geek segment, it would work more on the security of its os and spend less time restricting useful functions. i've always thought that windows oses would be much cooler with a stronger command line–basically one that would ship with many of the common unix commands built in, like tail, ls, grep, and top (please!). of course, you can easily change the os so that it does support those commands (even though i've never found a useful windows 98 version of top–any suggestions?), but why should we have to spend time with that?

[i made some edits to this item to make it clearer. the meaning of the item was, if you read the article on the register, that microsoft has removed some functionality from the standard command line when you boot from a hard drive. that meaning has not been changed.]

user comments (59 comments)

m$ is not for geeks (6:43pm est mon jun 26 2000)
i agree with you that m$ is dumbing down the desktop, and not catering to geeks. geeks are not in their business model! and for micro$oft, i'd say it's a good thing.

nearly all of the geeks i know use either macintosh or some variant of *nix. we've given up on windows. it doesn't suit our purposes, and we don't suit theirs. why should the great giant to the north (redmond) cater to what is basically less than 10% of the market, when they have the other 90% cornered?

of course they are dumbing things down. they have to in order to keep that 90%. as for the rest of us, i think we should be happy to work with other os's, and i'm sure microsoft does not miss us.

at least that's my two-cents.

— nt/unix admin geek – by seant

ms is win is a family os (6:53pm est mon jun 26 2000)
operating system % of total
windows 93.63 (grandma,sis,little joey and everything in between}
other 3.48 (hobbiest i.e amiga,freebsd,beos,linux,
os/2 ,freeloaders and those others that dont want to pay for software}
macintosh 2.53 (schools,publishing}
unix 0.36 (universities,old guard buissnes's)
– by robby

me x 2000 (8:04pm est mon jun 26 2000)
i'm a beta tester for windows me and the microsoft's objective is aproximate windows for home users to windows for enterprises. windows 2000 is more friendly and may be used in home and windows me does not runs under dos (dos is death here) but “per si” (dos window is an emulation also in nt). – by paulo h. g. jorge

m.o.n.o.p.o.l.y…. (8:09pm est mon jun 26 2000)
send gates back to the projects… with food stamps… – by hero

macintosh (8:15pm est mon jun 26 2000)
yeah, of course us mac users are snobs! we don't have to deal with stuff like that. we have to deal with the whole mac world becoming usb and actually starting to conform to modern standards. but our software was never the problem. we have the best software. and for your information, macintosh counts for 13% of the market. schools, publishing, servers, small and some large businesses, web page design, music (garbage, korn and iced t come to mind as admiate mac users), and the everyday person who just fed up with that disease known as windows.
and as for the first comment, right on! microsoft won't miss us. but then again, we won't miss them one bit. – by eric d.

wrong (8:28pm est mon jun 26 2000)
first, to seant:

i don't think anybody is suggesting that m$ keep things simple for the majority of users. that doesn't explain why they shouldn't keep the geek tools in. they aren't really hurting anyone to have them there since command line tools make up a very small portion of the entire os so they aren't using much hard drive space (average geek tool is usually no more than 50k. average .dll is over 50k, usually way over). besides, what about all the m$ developers that might need some of those tools?

second, to robby:

you missed a little on the other. linux at least accounts for more than 5% and isn't limited to hobbiest. sure, it's a little difficult to use, but a lot of big businesses (weather.com for instance) use it for their servers. – by yoda

oops (8:31pm est mon jun 26 2000)
i meant that i don't think anybody is suggesting that m$ not keep things simple for the majority of users. – by yoda

remember the “undelete” command? (9:13pm est mon jun 26 2000)
wouldn't it be great if they kept all their original dos 6.22 commands? i have really missed a working version of unformat and undelete, especially when formatting the wrong hd by accident. doesn't surprise me that they get rid of format, and it won't surprise me when they get rid of the “dir” command also. – by zaph1

this story is full of shit (12:14am est tue jun 27 2000)
i usually find this site to be one of the best sources for pc info on the net. but you blew it big time this time. do a little more checking on a more recent build. you're wrong. – by scott

top for windows (4:11am est tue jun 27 2000)
regarding a windows version of top, you can use wintop. it's gui and not command line, anyway it gets its job done. it found it on the “powertoys” collections – on the microsoft web site. – by alfio

os stats (4:16am est tue jun 27 2000)
just by looking at some of the comments about the distribution of operating systems through the industry, i think that a recount is in order, as the majority of local isps use linux (the one i work for does!) and alot of server hosting services are offering linux as an os choice (e.g. yahoo! servers). free/net/openbsd is also making a bit of an impact in the open source arena. i'm not trying to steal any of apple's thunder either as os x is making a few waves with every rumour heard about it. maybe the monopoly held by microsoft isn't as diverse as the media likes to imply, and a new os era is about to dawn. – by mark jarrett

you are wrong. (6:05am est tue jun 27 2000)
format, fdisk, sys are all available and functional on hard disks when you boot with a startup floppy created with the final build (3000.2) of windows millennium edition. check your facts, or at least get your second-hand news from a reputable news source, not the register.

regards,
graeme bennett,
editor, www.pcbuyersguide.com – by graeme bennett

one more detail… (6:09am est tue jun 27 2000)
your story claims that the new os is “set to be released in august.”

this is also false. it has already been released to manufacturing, and will be available at retail on sept. 14th. more “facts” from the register? – by graeme

me= nt 5.3 (6:19am est tue jun 27 2000)
far be it from me to defend anything that the demons of redmond dumps on the world but, i think that part of this is the fact that the w2k family is more nt-like than the windows on top of dos legacy.

to hell with it, linux now!!!!!!!! – by tangent z

command line (8:51am est tue jun 27 2000)
ms dog command line? why bother? first thing i do with any version of windows is to install mks toolkit to give me unix shells. for geek-type functions these are far superior to anything you could ever do with the ms dos interpreter. – by leng

mac vs m$ (11:20am est tue jun 27 2000)
i agree with the above comments indicating that mac is better than m$. i have briefly tried mac before i found linux and agree that just between the two, mac is better than m$. i just am disappointed that mac didn't take off better so that mac hardware and software could be found in stores. if they had, i definately would have switched to them years ago. – by mike c

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well show me some stat of 5%+ linux (11:48am est tue jun 27 2000)
http://www.statmarket.com
heres where i got my stats
now show me where they did a study and found linux had a 5% consumer market share
remember were talking about a consumer os which windows me is
– by robby

reputable news source? (12:00pm est tue jun 27 2000)
i'll take the register over m$ marketing flacks any day.
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damn,….people! (12:05pm est tue jun 27 2000)
wow!…to think, scott and/or joel actually made a mistake. why don't do a fellow geek/friend a favor and advise that there was an error instead of needlessly bashing them on the head.

and last time i checked, this site did not contain the words “world headline news”. free your mind and actually turn on the tv, open the newspaper or use other news related sites for a change instead of getting your feelings hurt when you hear inaccurate information.

please try to exercise a little forgiveness and maybe….just maybe someone won't crap down your throat next time u happen to f__k up.

what goes around, comes around. – by soulrom

sois unos inutiles (1:04pm est tue jun 27 2000)
ni para poner mal a microchof sois capazes de poner una noticia real que os sirva de base.
mal vamos asi………… – by abrasax

consumer os? (1:39pm est tue jun 27 2000)
you said nothing specifically about consumer oss. all you did was stated some facts. i checked the website you pointed out. the facts you mention aren't even on that site though, they are on the zdnet.com site. besides, the stats they mention are internet surfers, not just computers in general (i.e. workstations, pcs, servers, etc) which is what i was referring to. next time be more specific with your facts and maybe point to your sources. and no, i don't remember exactly where i got my information. all i do remember is that linux out sold nt in the server market last year. by how much, i unfortunately do not remember. – by yoda

for yoda (1:45pm est tue jun 27 2000)
you take exception with my statement that m$ must dumb things down to keep the consumer market, stating that it wouldn't require much more disk space to include the geekier tools. you miss my point. the problem is not disk space — obviously most consumer machines ship with 10+ mb of available space now.

the issue that m$ is addressing with the dumbing down of the desktop is the problem of users calling tech-support because they've “broken” their machines by tinkering with stuff they know nothing about. literally, micro$oft is protecting users from their own ignorance. if they don't have format.com, they can't blow away their disk.

it just makes sense, and they don't care about losing that slim geek-market, if they can retain the extremely large mom-and-pop-market.

btw — i'm looking for another source for these desktop stats.
– by seant

checking my facts (2:50pm est tue jun 27 2000)
regarding the item i repeated below, the news item from the register stated that format and sys are not available from the command line when booting of a hard drive. obviously, they have to be available when booting off a floppy.

also, i fixed the date from august to september.

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format, fdisk, sys are all available and functional on hard disks when you boot with a startup floppy created with the final build (3000.2) of windows millennium edition. check your facts, or at least get your second-hand news from a reputable news source, not the register.

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– by robgeek

me is not for you (5:27pm est tue jun 27 2000)
listen up idiots. windows me is meant for beginners. if you want power, use windows 2000. m$ controls well over 90% of the market. macintosh's market share shrinks every year. why? well, all of you a.b.m.'s (anything but microsoft) have linux to play with now. windows 2000 is a superior product and i don't know why anyone would want to use anything else. if you do choose to use an inferior os, like linux or mac, go ahead. just shut the f*ck up and stop telling us about your fantasies about superiority. until today, you never heard anyone spreading false rumors about your choice in computing lifestyle, so stop bashing mine just because the majority of the world agrees with me. as to the idiots talking that mac supremacy, what is the fastest mac? are you going to pay $4000 for that 500mhz computer that doesn't even support smp? guess what, i can buy a dual gigahertz pentium w/ 256 megs ram for the same price as that g4 you are still waiting to have delivered, so don't spout your superiority rhetoric. every mac application is available on the pc and nt/2000 outperforms mac dramatically. if graphic artists were intelligent enough to figure out how to use 2 mouse buttons, none of them would be running mac. – by steven

me is for most of us (8:27pm est tue jun 27 2000)
yet again, another flaming bonehead.

a. speed is not wrapped up entirely in mhz. if you're going to blast competetive systems, approach it from more than one angle. otherwise, you look foolish and ignorant.

b. being a user of the 9x kernal myself, i take offense at the statement that winme is meant for beginners. winme is meant for the largest segment of the population, whom microsoft knows will not spend the extra money on nt. microsoft has removed key networking functionality from winme, and this is a concern for those of us using netware, banyan, etc. the majority of small businesses (which are the majority of employers) use 95/98, not nt. a lot of geeks out there are doing some pretty snazzy stuff out there to get m$ products to cooperate in an enterprise environment (oh, oh, the evil “e” word)

c. the mouse button thing is a really cheap shot, can you be a little more original next time?

wasting bandwidth for your amusement 8-)

– by acehunter

pssssttttt (1:07am est wed jun 28 2000)
and what are vb programmers going to do?!!? we cant switch to linux or mac? – by mike

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power users – microsoft (8:56pm est wed jun 28 2000)
there is **never** a one-size-fits-all solution. choose your os based on your current situation.

if you are staying with microsoft:

i do agree that **if** power users are going to use a microsoft operating system, it should **probably** be windows 2000, especially if you're up to your ears in established pci cards and some usb devices. keep an eye out for service packs.

if you need an operating system that supposedly supports the “absolute latest and greatest” gizmo (especially if it is a usb device), **for the time being**, run windows 98. windows 2000 support for new gadgets will pick up in time, but for now most of the toys seem to be targeted at windows 98.

if you have a bunch of legacy hardware and pci cards that have been around for a while, go with windows nt 4.0 workstation with service pack 5 (or later) applied. windows nt 4.0 seems to be surprisingly well-suited as a workstation operating system, although i would never rely on it for mission-critical server functions.

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power users – non-microsoft (8:57pm est wed jun 28 2000)
if you're going to skip the microsoft route, you essentially have three more choices:

for those users who want easy setup and hope to never encounter a command line, go with a power mac. the latest round of macs support most usb devices and are relatively stable compared to pcs with microsoft operating systems. most medium- to upper-level macs have dual-monitor support and extensive multimedia capabilities built right in. the downside is the initial investment: mac systems generally cost about 50% more than pc systems for comparable performance (i'm talking real-world response times, not raw mhz).

beos is an up-and-coming os for both pc and power mac platforms. it is geared toward multimedia production, but its support for the latest hardware is pretty sketchy. it has native smp support (up to 4 cpus), and seems to have very good multitasking/multithreading capability and good crash protection/recovery features.

and of course, everybody's “favorite” watchword: linux. if you like to dig into the guts of your operating system, aren't afraid of a command line, and are willing to invest the time, linux is the way to go. linux is quick, stable, and resource-stingy. it can also be complicated, cryptic, definitely frustrating from time-to-time, and short on gadget support. if you have the patience and aren't afraid of tearing into config files with a text editor, linux can provide a lot of satisfaction.

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microsoft/gates for president! (1:04pm est fri jun 30 2000)
you go steve! i too am always amazed at the ms bashers. while the oil, drug, phone companies screw us, congress is worried about ms. i worked at ms for 2 yrs (87-89) & was there when ibm'ers setup house inside our building to “collaborate” on windows 3. they wore white shirts/ties and locked their doors when not there, a interesting contrast to the rest of us. insignificant as that sounds, it reveals much. if companies like ibm or apple ruled the world, i guarantee you they would have their right hand around your proverbial computer neck & left in your pocket – and all the crap that you “suspect” from ms would have been the norm from ibm or apple. does anyone remember microchannel? gates has always placed the “best” interests of the computer community at heart, that's why windows had to be compatible with more hardware/software than either os2/mac-os together – sorry windows crashes with your jack-shit device/program from timbuktu. and screw netscape too, so what if ms capitalizes on its os with a integrated browser – who cares – it's just a frigging tool? it's not like ms “ripped off” netscape – remember mosaic – the free/university developed code that netscape sold to you? (yeah, yeah – ok they added a few good features.) anyway, apple users love the fact that their software/hardware is so stable because of the fact that it's so intimate – but you'll curse the fact that ms tries to do that too – for your own good even! oh, and one last thing for those mac users that love to revel in tales of how ms “stole” their gui – for the last time – it came from work xerox did. ms hired some of these same programmers from – i knew several of them. is paying those programmers to do the same thing stealing? the ugly truth is that mac users ought to see a big ms logo on their screens every time they boot up & thank gates=god that he bailed their asses out with a $100 million donation.
– by jim-c

have to lagh!!! (12:16pm est wed jul 05 2000)
after reading all the coments i just have to laugh. this started as a comment that microsoft has removed some useful features from windows millenium edition (i refuse to use that stupid acronym) and has degraded into a “my dad is better than your dad” pissing contest.

i have used macs (nice machines, limitted market), used win9x (just basically bloat code since 95 — major market share and currently my main os of choice), linux (great geek factor, not ready for average joe computer user), and windows 2000 (uninstalled after a week due to constant freeze ups — great if all you do is general office work [i.e. not ready for home use and not intended for such]).
the fact still remains that microsoft has steadily removed the usefulness of their win9x line in favor of “protecting” the user from doing anything dangerous. if you toast your system because you run the command line “deltree *.*” without knowing what this command does live with the results.
i think what microsoft should be doing is offering a version of windows that is stricly the os (no ie, no wordpad, no games, no integrated web enhancements, etc.) to give people a real choice on the way they want to run their system. this is one of the big draws for linux, you can customize the install to include only what you want/need.
don't limit the os to the lowest common denominator just to save a few tech calls. now if the os only cost $50 (instead of $200+) then i could see where the tech call costs could be a factor.

one final point i would like to make is that i don't use win9x because i'm overly fond of the os. i use it because it gives me access to the software that i want to run. if i had a choice of systems to use without concern to software i would choice an amiga hands down. – by rhipf

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