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Is there a way to uninitialize a just initialized drive without formatting?
I initialized the HDD I was using for my PS3 with Disc Management so that Windows can read it when I right away realized that it wasn't such a great idea. Is there any way whatsoever that I can undo that so the PS3 can read it again? -- Typhoon859 |
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Is there a way to uninitialize a just initialized drive without formatting?
I didn't format the drive when I initialized if that's what you guys might be thinking. It would have told me if it was formatting it. I hit initialize and in half of a second, the disk was online, THEN, AFTERWARD, it was asking me to format it to be able to use it but I never did it. -- Typhoon859 |