How to Destroy a Hard Disk Drive in less than 30 Seconds with DOS Commands

Feb

2010

How to Destroy a Hard Disk Drive in less than 30 Seconds with DOS Commands

windows 7 Does you computer contains embarrassing “secrets”? Do you need to erase and delete a whole hard disk without using any software and you need to do it in…let’s say less than 30 seconds? (guaranteed!). Let’s see how simple Dos commands can destroy your hard disk in a matter of a few seconds!

Click Start.
In the Search field, type CMD and press Enter.
In the Command Prompt type the following codes:

Type debug.
Type: A and hit Enter.
Now type the following codes (do not forget to hit Enter at the end of each code):
MOV AX, 0301
MOV BX, 0020
MOV DX, 0080
INT13
Hit Enter once again.
Type G and hit Enter.
Done!

Note: These commands won’t delete your hard disk beyond recovery. In fact, partitions can still be recovered with software or expert technicians.

Tags: security, trick, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP

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6 Comments to “How to Destroy a Hard Disk Drive in less than 30 Seconds with DOS Commands”

tblount Says:
February 28th, 2010

This is a wonderful thing for kids (with nothing to do) to know. It will take someone about 15 seconds to figure out how to automate these commands and turn it into a really nasty virus.
mmg1818 Says:
February 28th, 2010

you share your wife for 30 seconds.
f you.
1975 -> microsoft.com
Henry Says:
March 11th, 2010

It seems that for me windows does not want to allow it to edit the drive. I tried this in Virtual Box with the Windows XP Mode for Windows 7 .vhd file.
Susan Says:
January 16th, 2011

will this work in XP
Susan Says:
January 16th, 2011

need info for doing this to XP
matej Says:
July 31st, 2011

come on.. you should google kill disk and you’ll be able to do formats with great methods (DOD, US airforce, russian gost etc.)