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How to format hard drive

Zone: Hard Drives & Storage

Tags: format, drive, hard, how

I am going to have a two hard drive system and I would like to know how to format them. One of the hard drives I want to put NTFS or Fat 32 on one drive but i do not know how to do it. If someone can give me a run through that would be wonderful.
thanks for the help Also which one is better.

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Zone: Storage

Question Asked By: buckeyes14

Solution Provided By: CrazyOne

Participating Experts: 11

Solution Grade: A

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