Formatting and partitioning the disk without Windows?
Suitable for this is the free tool, or the small Linux operating system, which can start from USB or CD (Linux emergency CD).
It has not only a partitioner, but also other hard disk tools such as Partition Image, CloneZilla, TestDisk, fdisk, sfdisk, dd, ddrescue etc, and includes file manager and web browser.
Simply burn the ISO file and boot the PC from the CD in "[1] Default Mode".
If "Parted Magic" has been loaded, start it in the "Partition Editor" and then format, copy, move or reduce the corresponding partition. (... see Image-1) and (... see Image-2)
You can also test the whole thing in advance and gain experience, as this also works in Microsoft (s) Virtual PC
or Oracel-Virtual-Box!
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However, formatting does not completely erase the data, it can be restored with a variety of software, whether it was a quick format, or normal formatting.