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Answer» If your USB flash drive is X:, you COULD do something like: Code: [Select]echo. |format x:It can be any drive letter. Just substitute X: for your actual drive letter. If it is E:, then the COMMAND would be: Code: [Select]echo. |format E:You have to create a program that will overwrite every file with some code you will provide... For example, your program will overwrite a file with the text "abcd" (or all the FILES; if it works for one, it will work for all). The format command it is not "SURE" because if that someone USES the usb stick in another computer, it is very possible that the letter assignation to be different from your's.OK yea this doesnt work right because the drive is in use...
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