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NOTE! BCWIPEPD MUST NOT BE USED TO DO A DISK CLEAN-UP! |
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The utility is able to destroy contents of whole hard drives,
including partition tables, boot records, filesystem structures, operating system files and user files. |
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NOTE! BCWIPEPD MUST NOT BE USED TO DO A DISK CLEAN-UP! |
Garathor wrote: |
........What else is there to do than run FDISK, ........ |
fEš·.·šEr wrote: |
In order to "eventually" recover any possible data, the File Allocation Table of your HD must be restored to its original value, this is in case you have a FAT or FAT32 partition. NO FAT means NO DATA Damaged FAT means Corrupted useless DATA Once you perform a deep format and create a new partition with FDISK, chances are partically less than 0.001% to recover the FAT. |
kylemaxwell wrote: |
......This is not correct. I've recovered data from systems that were fdisk'ed.......... |
Garathor wrote: |
Perhaps i should just format my harddrive, and reinstall my OS. Then i could use BCWipe to wipe all free space? |
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