OK i had to create three partitions on a hardisk then mount them to a specific folder. i CREATED a bat file which will do this just fine. The problem is when i GO to format the Mount point one of them has a space in its name and format stops right there.

Example:
the folder i used as my mount point is c:\tester 1
the command to format this should be

format c:\tester 1 /fs:ntsf /v:test /q /y

everytime i run this commands it comes back with
INVALID paramater -1


It SEE's the space in the folder name and thinks that it is the end of the folder name. I have already tried to put the file name in quotes but this does not work for format. AFAIK there's no way to format a mount-point (folder) using the format command; you should be able to use FDISK, diskpart, windows disk management, or a similar utility. Not sure if a device name would work either though. Is there a specific reason to require a mount point to do it?Can you format it with a simple name and adjust the name/mountpoint afterward?