I know that you can make shortcuts for some shell commands but I could find a shortcut for making eject for my cd drive.
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Try http://www.rjlsoftware.com/software/entertainment/open_cd/\nthis guys have a exe file you can use to eject, works well
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Great things can be done from command prompt mode. It is one kind of Operating System with simple commands like copy paste etc.... It is very useful to format hard disk in MS DOS mode. Installing OS etc.... Trojens and virus can also be operated in this mode. Hacking tools such as telnet, ping, nslookup etc.... are also builtin command prompt.\n\nHope I have answer your Question.
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just press Ctrl as you click
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Start- run- type in CMD, OK\nDrag the setup file into the black "dos" window then press enter.
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to block auto start right hit the drive   then put a dot in prompt me what to do hit on apply & ok  do that frist \nblock auto start when cd is place in drive then when cd is in right hit that drive and hit on scan with antivirus
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I tried in Command -Prompt in Windows XP, hope it is the same.\nI typed in [exit] (without the brackets).
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Use nero to create a bootable cd and just have the exe file on the cd the copy it to the hd and then have them double click the exe
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If you are talking about a quick whipe its not very possible.  Your best bet would be to keep sensitive information in 1 location so that you can use a "shredder" on all of the files without looking for them, or having ghost copies elsewhere the disk or another drive.  (dont forget your swapfile)\n\nThe time it would take to 0 out a substantial amount of information would be enough time to physically remove a HD and physically destroy it.
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You can open a cmd (dos) window in the directory you want to list. Type in the command dir>dir.txt.\nThis will "pipe" the output of the dir (directory) to a file called dir.txt.
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CTRL + SHIFT + DEL   ............  :-)
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Not sure if the Dell keyboard will eject the disc. If you have your old/original MAC keyboard handy - plug it in and follow these directions -http://www.apple.com/support/imac/assistant/optical/20.4.html\n\nYou can try holding down the mouse button as you boot your iMac. On some models, this will send an eject command to the iMac and may eject the CD for you.\n\nIf this doesn't work, there is a digital eject button on the very right-hand side of the CD-drive inside the slot. Unbend a paperclip and gently poke around for this button. Pressing this button will eject the CD.
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http://www.duxcw.com/digest/Howto/cdrom/index.html
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You might try executing an OS command through Java.  This would work as though someone were entering the command from a console window (command line).  Example of executing a command through Java at http://www.javaalmanac.com/egs/java.lang/Exec.html?l=new\nIf you're trying to shut down Windows, see\nhttp://www.computerhope.com/shutdown.htm
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Do a files and folders search.  It is somewhere in the C drive.  When you find it, right click and create a shortcut, and place it on desktop
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Try this. Go into command prompt (MS-DOS) by clicking start, all programs, then accessories. In accessories, click MS-DOS. In the command field type format c: \n\nIt will ask you if you want to completely erase all files. Type in Y for yes.
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I think you can do things like that using Laplink.. or..another program.. PC Remote?  <not sure of the name>
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there should be a little pin-hole size opening on the front of the drive.  Take a paperclip and unbend it and put one end in the hole.  By pushing less than 1/2", you should be able to manually eject the disk.