[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Of course, the capacity decreases when you format the disc as well (how did
they work out the unformatted capacity, because, if it is unformatted then
you cannot store anything on it !)
I'd like the proper answer to that as well. I guessed that unformatted
capacity represents the total amount of data that can be stored on the disk.
Formatting added extra information (like an [un]allocated sector/cluster
map, root directory, boot info and program, etc) that needs to be stored
somewhere and so comes out of that unformatted capacity.
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