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by jerryat187
by thmiuatga
If your drive is a Western Digital you will have to use the software disk that came with it. go into the diagnostics section and then you will have to zero the drive. This process
will totally wipe the drive clean. Maxtor drives have an application that's similar in some respects to WD's. Running Fdisk might help but Partition Magic would be better. Use it to delete the partitions first, let the process run and then go back and create your partitions.
by thmiuatga
If your drive is a Western Digital you will have to use the software disk that came with it. go into the diagnostics section and then you will have to zero the drive. This process
will totally wipe the drive clean. Maxtor drives have an application that's similar in some respects to WD's. Running Fdisk might help but Partition Magic would be better. Use it to delete the partitions first, let the process run and then go back and create your partitions.
by davidwoolf
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