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hard drive are limited by type of motherboard / bios you are using and issues occurs when hard drive is over 2TB but you mentioned it is 1.5 TB. It is fine to format it using OS in built format command though NTFS file system is recommended...
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hard drive are limited by type of motherboard / bios you are using and issues occurs when hard drive is over 2TB but you mentioned it is 1.5 TB. It is fine to format it using OS in built format command though NTFS file system is recommended...

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I would like to know what is the maximum hard disk capacity supported by OS of 32 Bits ? and What would be a good tool to format correctly a hard disk of 1.5Tb<br />
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Regards
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HI

I would like to know what is the maximum hard disk capacity supported by OS of 32 Bits ? and What would be a good tool to format correctly a hard disk of 1.5Tb

Regards

What is the maximum hard disk capacity supported by OS of 32 Bits ?

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