I formatted the computer in an advanced format, and it turned out that all the data was gone

Formatting does not make the computer more advanced, it can only make the C drive clean to facilitate the installation of the system. There are high and low formatting, and the formatting we usually talk about is high grid, and low grid is generally not used. Formatting will delete all the data on the hard drive, and of course all the data on the C drive will be gone.

Advanced Formatting to Make Your Computer Advanced? Who do you listen to?

Any data that has been formatted on the disk will be deleted. This is the most basic common sense, there is a low-level formatting of the disk, the low-level formatting is to write all the disks with 0, and the data can also be retrieved through some software after the high-level formatting, and the data is completely impossible to retrieve after the low-level formatting.

Advanced formatting is just plain formatting!! Of course, the formatting data is checked! **Also, you want to format the C drive (if you have a DOS version of the hard disk partitioning software, just use it!)

If not, change the system partition file format to fat32 format, and then go into dos and use the format command to block it!

Dizzy. Which guy lied to you, advanced format changes to advanced? It's funny, if you format the C disk, then your computer can't be used, (of course, the system disk can't be formatted directly, if your C disk is not a system disk, then you can format it), the system disk can only be formatted when you install the system, so that you can install the system.

It's all formatted like this, and things are naturally gone.

It's right if it's gone, it's not normal if it's not.

Getting a higher grade? lz you are too humorous bird.

When partitioning the hard disk, set the C drive as the main partition and set it to active, and then install the ghost system, and you're good to go.

Didn't it show up when it was turned on? Then you check if the hard drive data cable is not connected. Or try reinserting the memory!

You're really good, formatting is equal to any driver, and any program can't run, your computer is empty, go and reinstall the system.

Borrow a block system installation tray from someone else to reinstall the system.

ntldl, delete this and reinstall the system. If you don't want to reinstall the system, you have to go to PE, and then copy an NTLDL file from someone else, and copy the file to the original location. However, it is recommended that you reinstall the system. It's safer and faster.

It's okay to reinstall the system NTLDL if you delete it.,Use the optical drive to install the system.。

Re-drive the motherboard and install the driver.

Let's buy a computer, it's more straightforward.

Method steps.

1) If the disk you want to format is a floppy disk, you should put it into the floppy drive first; If you want to format a disk that is a hard disk, you can go directly to the second step.

2) Click the "My Computer" icon to open the "My Computer" dialog box.

3) Select the disk you want to format, click "File" "Format" command, or right-click the disk you want to format and select "Format" command from the shortcut menu that opens.

5) If you are formatting a floppy disk, you can select what kind of capacity you want to format it in the "Capacity" drop-down list, and "File System" is FAT

Allotment Unit Size is the default configuration size, and you can enter the volume label of the disk in the Volume Label text box. If you are formatting a hard disk, you can select NTFS or FAT32 from the File System drop-down list, and select the unit size you want to allocate from the Allocate Unit Size drop-down list. If you want to quickly format, select the Quick Format checkbox.

Note: Quick Format deletes files directly from the disk without scanning the bad sectors of the disk. Use this option only if the disk has been formatted and you are confident that the disk is not corrupted.

6) Click the "Start" button, the "Format Warning" dialog box will pop up, if you want to confirm the formatting, click the "OK" button to start the formatting operation.

7) At this time, you can see the formatted process in the "Process" box in the "Format" dialog box.

Note: Formatting the disk will delete all the information on the disk.

Using a disk cleaner can help users free up hard drive space, delete temporary files, internet cache files, and unwanted files that can be safely deleted, freeing up the system resources they occupy to improve system performance.

The following describes how to perform the Disk Cleanup program:

3) In this dialog box, you can select the drive you want to clean. After selection, click the "OK" button to pop up.

4) In the "Files to delete" list box in this tab, the types of files that can be deleted and their names are listed.

The amount of disk space occupied, select the checkbox in front of a file type, and delete it when it is cleaned up; The Total Disk Space Obtained section shows the total amount of disk space that can be obtained if all file types with the check box checked are deleted. The description of the selected file type is displayed in the Description box, and you can click View File to view the specific information about the files contained in the file type.

Once the cleanup is complete, the dialog will disappear automatically.

6) To remove unused optional Windows components or uninstall unused installers, select "Other."

7) In that tab, click "Cleanup" in the "Windows Components" or "Installed Programs" option group

button to remove unused optional Windows components or uninstall unused installers.

Instead of formatting the computer, it should be formatting the hard drive.

Because only hard disks need to be formatted. There are two scenarios for formatting a hard drive:

One is to reformat the entire hard disk, which must be formatted by booting the disc or booting the USB flash drive to boot the computer, and using the hard disk formatting tool to format the hard disk;

The second is to format a partition in the operating system, which can be done while the system is running. However, this formatting can only be done on disks other than the C drive.

Open the "My Computer" window on the desktop, select the disk you want to format (except the disk of the C disk), right-click the mouse, click "Format" in the shortcut menu, in the pop-up "Format" dialog box, select the "File System" (i.e. FAT32 or NTFS), if you want to format quickly, hit before "Quick Format", and then click "Start" to format the hard disk. The format method of USB flash drive and portable hard disk is basically the same as that of hard disk formatting. Plug it into your computer and do it in the "My Computer window" slot.

Note: If each disk is formatted, it will need to be repartitioned and the data will be deleted (it is best to back up the data such as photos, data, etc. before formatting).

Use PE to access the computer.

Then make use of the Disk Management tool.

Partition the entire disk.

Format the whole disk, and the prompt will not be a . Now this situation requires you to use a disc or USB flash drive to boot, if you format or delete anything, you can run the hard disk data recovery software on the tool disk, but there is no other operation other than formatting or causing hardware failure, it can be completely recovered.

Generally, this problem occurs when the computer is illegally shut down, resulting in file damage, bad sectors of the hard disk or other hard disk failures. When you turn on the computer, the computer will detect the hard disk after the scroll bar, and if there is an error on the hard disk, it will display file record segment **is unreadable, indicating that there is an error in the *** position of the hard disk, and the data on the location cannot be read. At this time, it is very likely that there is a bad sector of the hard disk.

The disk was detected at boot time when it was turned on. Disk clock part of the file is corrupted. I don't know if there's a problem with the plate you're talking about.

If there is no need to ignore, you can turn off the power, restart, press any key when the detection prompts to start directly, and the disk is not detected. You can try to use a disc or U disk to boot on the Internet to enter the PE check, or turn on the F8 into the safe mode to check the bad sector. Or if you don't have any important information, just reinstall the system and format the disk.

If you can't ignore it, 1. Reinstall the system first to see if it can solve the problem.

2. If you can't reinstall the system, try to reinstall the system after re-formatting or partitioning.

3. If it doesn't work, it will be formatted at a low level.

4. If it still doesn't work after low-level formatting, it means that the disk is physically broken, contact the manufacturer or regular repair shop for hard disk testing.

Just be patient, it should be okay within an hour.

Even if you can't do it, the data will not be lost, find a USB flash drive PE tool, you can copy the data.

Then think about redoing the system.