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Default What is the Difference Between a Quick and Full Format?

Both types of formatting will get you on your way to setting up a new operating system, but is one version of formatting preferable to, or better than the other? What is the difference between the two? We explore the answer to those questions in today’s SuperUser Q&A post.

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