yes it does damages the system because the hard disk gets worn out by formatting again and again.
Yes, formatting a computer hard drive will delete the operating system.
high-level formatting
Yes.
i think it means "something" and then system
steroids
damages it, targeting the liver.
The formatting using its own file system is logical drive.
It damages the brain and nervous system
Mercury cause damages to the brain. Cause damages to the chromosomes and DNA. And very harmful to the nervous system.
It's not possible, I did a system update - formatting the system doesn't remove the updates just all userdata.
When you delete a file on a filesystem all that is really done is that the disk "forgets" where the data is stored. It remains on the disk until it is overwritten. Formatting is a more technical term than most people understand. A common misconception is that formatting is simply deleting all data on a disc. In fact formatting is more of a "reconfiguration" of the disk. Formatting is the process where a system of data storage is applied to the disk. As a bi-product of this the system which remembered the layout of the origonal data is replaced and therefore the data inaccessible. It is however a common feature of most formatting tools to physically destroy the data as part of the formatting process.
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