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Will you lose all your drivers if you erase the hard drive you have the reinstallation CD?
Most computers have a "recovery" or "software" drive, these are the folders you want to avoid removing when replacing your operating system with a new one, they contain drivers. You will see these in a menu if you choose to make space instead of "updating" from the menu during reinstallation on disc. This applies to Windows.
What else can I help you with?
Erase a hard drive?
Use ErAce from erace.it
What is the purpose of the write-zeros-to-drive?
To completely erase the data on the hard drive.
How do you completely erase the information on your hard drive?
To completely erase the information on your hard drive, you can try a third-party tool like iReaShare Data Wipe, which can completely erase your files, folders, hard drives, and external devices on a PC.
Does hard drive needs drivers?
NO
How do you permanently erase an entire hard drive?
Use ErAce from erace.it
If you reinstall windows does it erase your hard drive?
Reinstalling Windows will not erase the hard drive unless you tell it to reformat the hard drive before reinstalling the operating system. You will have to reinstall all your programs that were installed prior to reinstall but all your saved files will still be there.
How does Trojan virus effect the computer?
It can erase your hard drive!They can delete your files.
Erase all your hard drive?
You can use over write programm like ErAce form erace.it
How do you erase hard drive?
The most conventional way is to get a giant magnet, and slide it across your hard drive atleast 7 times. WARNING: Only do this if you truly want to destroy/erase it.
What provides a strong magnetic field used to completely erase data on a hard drive or tape drive?
Degausser
How do you zero out a hard drive in Fedora 8?
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hdxSubstitute the appropriate drive letter for x. Be very careful that you do not erase the wrong hard drive.
How do you quit your band in Rock Band?
Erase the data of Rock Band on your hard drive.
