Im building a new computer with an 128 GB SSD that I plan on putting a copy of Windows 7 on, and I'll be using a old 1TB HDD with a different copy of windows 7 on it for all of my games. Is there any way I can completely remove the files off the HDD to make it like a factory new one? I do not want any files from that HDD to transfer over at all, should i just buy a completely new one to save time and hassle?
Old Hard Drive in a New Computer Help
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JohnnyLucky
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Use Microsoft Windows 7 to do a full format of the hard disk drive instead of a quick format. Just uncheck "quick format" to do a full format.
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