How-To Geek

That really starts to aggravate me. Someone constantly marks completely open threads as "solved". Here is an example where the poor lady does not have a clue yet what to do, but it is marked as solved: http://www.howtogeek.com/forum.....?replies=8 -- I would think that in this high tech age the forum could be set such that this nuisance stops.

We can start here when the lady returns.
http://mirror.href.com/thestarman/asm/index.html

Debug.exe is in the system32 directory so we can teach her to wipeout her Hard Drive with
just a few simple commands.

NO Problems that I can see. :) (from a 1000 miles away)

Rick P.

@whs,

Tis not complex.

Search for Debug on your machine and open an Administrator CMD Prompt. Type in Debug.

I think the Hard Drive can still be wiped out with about (8) or so assembly short instructions.

All Intel CPU instructions are backward and foward compatible if I remember correctly.

Let me get one of my old books out if I can find them. (LOL) :)

Rick P.

@WHS, I think branding the OP a moron because they mark a topic solved (inadvertently or otherwise) is a bit harsh. Maybe they aren't familiar with the site or found a solution somewhere else and don't care to update the thread accordingly.

I was not trying to brand the OPs because I do not think that the OPs are at fault. I think it is someone who just amuses himself. I have seen that too often now. An OP who found a solution some other place will most likely not go thru the trouble of coming back just to mark the thread. And in the example thread I have linked above, the OP is definitely not done - just the opposite. The OP is still pretty clueless. So Mike removed the "Solved".

Do you see "ACCEPT THIS ANSWER" under a post ?

btw nice video hatryst is that your real voice???????? lol j/k do like tthe tutorial tho