How can I acess a d:&#92; drive via FTP?
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I. Opening and closing connection\n\nftp - starts an FTP session \nopen hostname - connects to the specified host \nclose - closes the connection (but not the FTP session!) \nquit - terminates the FTP session \nII. Browsing on a remote machine\n\ndir - gives a full directory listing on the remote machine \ndir test* - displays only files and directories whose name begins with "test..." \nls - same as dir, but provides a simplified listing of filenames \nIII. Directories in FTP\n\npwd - prints the name of the current remote directory \ncd remote-directory - changes working directory on remote host \ncd .. - moves up one level in the directory structure on the remote host \nlcd directory - changes the default directory on local host \nIV. Types of files\n\nbinary - type this command at the FTP prompt to set binary mode before transferring binary files \nFor example, use binary mode with the following types of files: \nSPSS System files \nSAS Transport files \nStata Datasets \nGraphics files (e.g., *.gif, *.jpg, *.bmp, etc.) \nMicrosoft Office documents (*.doc, *.xls, etc.) \nascii - type this command at the FTP prompt to set ASCII mode before transferring text files. \nUse the ASCII mode with any of the following: \nRaw Data (e.g. *.dat or *.txt, codebooks, or other plain text documents) \nSPSS Portable files \nHTML files \nV. Transferring files\n\nget test - copies file "test" from remote to local host (from current remote directory to current local directory) \nmget test.* data.dbf - copies files beginning with "test" and the file named data.dbf from remote to local host \nput test - copies file "test" from local to remote host. You musth have write access to the remove host for this to work. \nmput test.* data.dbf - copies files beginning with "test" and the file named data.dbf from local to remote host \nquit - closes connection and terminates FTP session \nIf a file name contains spaces (e.g. on your Windows system) you should type the file name in quotation marks " ", \nbut it is strongly recommended to rename such files before FTPing them. \nVI. Other Commands\n\nget test "| more" - displays file "test"\nTo make sure you want a document, you can display it with the more command and see the file screen by screen (using the space bar) BEFORE you get a file. To exit out of more , type q. \nprompt - turns off prompting for individual files when using the mget or mput commands. \nIf you have mistyped your username or password, use the user command to re-login. \nFor a list of all FTP commands type ? at the ftp> prompt. \nFor a brief explanation of a command, type help, leave a space,and type the command itself.
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You need to use a PC as an FTP server, you can use 3CDAEMON:\n\nftp://ftp.3com.com/pub/utilbin/win32/3cs117.zip
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make a shortcut of the usb drive and add to this folder,\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;Default User&#92;SendTo&#92;
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To access this drive, you will need to change some settings. BY default, in Windows XP, the security tab for a file system is hidden. You will need to unhide it through Explorer>>Tools>>Options>>View. Uncheck "Use simple file sharing(recommended)"\nNow, right click on the inacessible drive and select properties. Select the security tab. Click advanced.  Click on owner. the rest should be clear.
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Open up a folder/window\nIn the address bar type...\n\nftp://< username> : <password> @ ftpurl\n\nYou should connect to the FTP server and be able to upload and download files.
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go to dos . type in format c : and yes
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Gosh, tough one this. I write software to do that but... if you were doing something simple, an easy way forward is a series of DOS FTP commands, written into a batch file and called at the appropriate time by Windows Scheduler.\n\nGo into Google and do a search for "FTP Commands with batch file" and you will be able to produce some sort of bodge.
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Hello,\n   It may be possible that your firewall or securirty settings are preventing you from acessing this file, in such a case i suggest disabling your safety settings, (DO NOT DELETE) make sure yout turn strait back on after you have tried this!\n    On the other hand perhaps your disc drive can not recognise the disc, check it for scracthes or disfigurements. If this is the case take it back and try again\n\nI hope this is useful
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publish it with an "ftp" program
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use the ftp to upload it and use the loop option\n\n:> peace
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You will need FTP server software (not client)installed onto the drive.  \n\nKeep in mind that the HDD cant do any computing/procesing so it will not really be acting as a "server" but more as a storage unit.\n\nYour Comp.  will act as the server and the FTP software should be installed there.  \n\nThe router will need a static route to allow all incoming traffic on the FTP port to be allowed to "reach" the FTP server software
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Add a user in laptop.\nUser should be a administrator Group.\nput a password.\n\nGo to mycomputer \nWhatever drive or folder u have Right click one by one.\ngo properties \nShearing Tab there .\nClick it.\nIf it u r drive not shear by default.\ncheckmark put shear .\nGive a suitable name.\nand apply and Ok.\n\nGo to start >run>type cmd <enter>\nDos promt came type\nC:&#92;>net share\n\nShare name   Resource                        Remark\n\n-----------------------------------------------------------\nD$           D:&#92;                             Default share\nC$           C:&#92;                             Default share\nADMIN$       C:&#92;WINNT                        Remote Admin\nIPC$                                         Remote IPC\nscand        D:&#92;\nThe command completed successfully.\nand if u want to mapping whole drive on u r computer.\nDoubble click on My Computer .\ntool >map network drive\nselect drive name\n&#92;&#92;computer name&#92;drive neme\nclick reconnect at login\n\nThis is Sandip from India
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http://www.ftpsearchengines.com/
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let take a example you are having small network in that  different systems are present.\nif you want to tranfer the files (data) from the remote system to your system or wise versa then following commands\nin the command prompt type ftp 1.1.1.1 (1.1.1.1 is the ip address) then one window is to be opened.\nin that window u find all the sharred folders of the remote system then u copy the respective file and get that file to your system
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Open an MS DOS window and run fdisk(just type fdisk in the MS DOS WINDOW) and there is an option in fdisk that allows you 2 view drive partitions!\n\nHope this helps!
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If you have to ask, you probably shouldn't be attempting this.  The command is FORMAT d: where d: is the drive you wish to format.  You can also run DISKFIX ... please, there is no recovery from this at all.\n\nIf you're getting rid of an old computer ... that's a different story.  We should probably have this conversation off-line ... my contact info is in my profile ... IM me and we'll figure out the best way to accomplish what you want to do.
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Click My computer-A:&#92; drive icon, the file should show here\nright click on the file and send or ,save too