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Subject: what is low level formatting?
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funchat 27.10.11 - 08:18pm
from wiki ,Low-level format function can also be called as erase or wipe in different tools. For best results it's highly recommended to use tools created by hard disk's manufacturer. * +

funchat 27.10.11 - 08:21pm
What does low level format a SATA or ATA (IDE) drive mean? Actually the term low level is a bit of a misnomer. The low-level process first used years ago in MFM hard drives bears little resemblance to what we now call a low-level format for today's SATA and ATA (IDE) drives * +

funchat 27.10.11 - 08:23pm
Zero Filling a SATA or ATA (IDE) drive destroys 100 of the data on the drive. Make sure the drive is completely backed up before proceeding. The Zero Fill erase option in SeaTools for DOS is the best method for use with Seagate hard drives. Some system BIOS may include a Low-Level Format option; these should be avoided, as they may produce undesirable results. * +

metulj 27.10.11 - 08:37pm
still.... LLF isn't same as quick formatidea * +

oetinger 28.10.11 - 06:06am
Amrit, go write that exact question on google. you'll be amazed how fast you'll get the answer. lol * +

yustim 29.10.11 - 07:36am
pls guy any am playin media on my toshiba laptop it sound as if am playin crack cd,it come wit vista o.s want to downgrade to window how can i do dat? *

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