The first thing you need to know before formatting a computer is that formatting will delete all the data in the drive which you intent to format. You may format your entire system or format only selected drives. It depende on your needs and conditions. If you need to repartition (i.e., to reallocate spaces and change file systems) your disk, you may need to format more than one drives.
You need to make sure of the following things before formatting:
You may do formatting in two ways:
The first option should be used when you need to format either the whole hard disk or the drive in which your operating system is installed. The second option can be used when you don't need to format the drive in which operating system is not installed.
Another thing you need to know about is the file systems. You will be asked to select a file system when you are going to format. Windows operating systems usually use FAT-32 and NTFS file systems. Look in the related links section to know more about file systems. You need not worry much about file systems. Older versions of Windows used FAT-32 file system. NTFS was introduced with the Windows NT operating system.
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Yes, formatting a computer hard drive will delete the operating system.
the definition for formatting is: the organization of information according to preset specifications (usually for computer processing)
Requirements that must be met before the action can take place.E.g Conditional Formatting is where you tell the spreadsheet to format a cell IF it meets the condition set.
Of course you can reformat and repartition a vista computer. Most of the cases that has come to me is of laptop and in this case one has to keep in mind before formatting/repartition is that the second partition [d:\] contains all the drivers- audio, video, modem etc. one can repartition without formatting also.
Formatting - removes all the existing information from the computer's hard-drive. Think of it as the electronic equivalent of using an eraser to rub-out all the writing on a piece of paper.
What this does is that it resets windows to default. Just like formatting your computer.
When you put a CD into a computer, you must format it. When formatting is done on your CD, you will notice it has less memory on it then what it is supposed to have. This is because the computer puts "formatting files" on the CD. These formatting files are essential to using a CD with your computer. They tell the computer where on the CD to put your files, which helps keep them from getting corrupted (not working/usable).
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