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August 8th, 2000, 03:20 AM
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Here we go:-
- /u = Unconditional Format which normally means that an Unformat command cannot be used to recover the data that was previously on the drive.
- /s = System :- which copies the system files to the drive to make it bootable
- /q = Quick Format :- Basically erases all data on the drive and can allow the Unformat command to be used to recover data.
Any more chaps???
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