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Luckily, the commonly format an ordinary computer user like to use is the high-level format which appears in the right-click option "format". If you haven’t backed up the hard drive before formatting, then you have to unformat it. Otherwise, you’ll lose all the files or have to unformat the hard drive to restore the files on the formatted hard drive. Whatever reasons for you to format your disk in Windows 7, the first and most important thing you need to do is to backup the hard drive. Full format uses the chkdsk command to scan the bad sector and remove the table while quick format just removes the table. High-level format is a process of creating logic structures and it can be divided into 2 types: quick format and full format. This forum has some of the best people in the world available to help.Low-level format means you create something new to overwritten all the files that used to occupy the area in the actual structure.

It allows users to Resize/Move Partition, Extend System Drive, Copy Disk & Partition, Merge Partition, Split Partition, Redistribute Free Space, Convert Dynamic Disk, Partition Recovery and much more. Includes Partition Manager, Disk & Partition Copy Wizard and Partition Recovery Wizard on MBR and GUID partition table (GPT) disk under Windows 2000/XP/Vista/Windows 7 and Windows Server 2000/2003/2008 (32 bit and 64 bit). Note: To complete any task use the 'Pending Operations' box located in the lower left.Īlternative to Partition Wizard (Somewhat easier to use but both Partition Wizard and EASEUS have nearly identical user interfaces)ĮASEUS Partition Master Home Edition (Free): ĪLL-IN-ONE partition software and the most convenient hard disk partition manager toolkit Resizing a partition, Move partitions, Restore Partition after accidental deletion,Ĭonvert partition, Explore partition, Hide partition,Ĭhange drive letter, Set active partition, partition explorer (View contents). Some of the features and Functions include: Create partition, Delete partition, Format partition, Note: There is also a bootable CD or bootable Flash drive versions:

You can either shrink the front of the D: partition and extend the Windows 7 into the "Unallocated space made available or just delete the D partition. If by chance you need a third party ultility, the 2 listed below will do the job.